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The Permaculture Research Digest has summaries of newly published permaculture-related research. All items are hyper-linked to the original publication.
The 'January 2013' archive contains 60 items published in 2012.
Items marked with a # have restricted public access, although abstracts are freely available.
Saskia Essinger and Matt Oster turned the small barren lot surrounding
their home into an urban oasis in the challenging climatic conditions of
Anchorage, Alaska. They utilized permaculture principles to design a
beautiful, low maintenance garden that provides much of their vegetables
and fruits throughout the year. Their garden was so successful that
they undertook a challenge to eat entirely local for a year, with a
significant proportion coming from their own property, proving that an
all-Alaskan diet is possible.
Saskia Essinger and Matt Oster turned the small barren lot surrounding
their home into an urban oasis in the challenging climatic conditions of
Anchorage, Alaska. They utilized permaculture principles to design a
beautiful, low maintenance garden that provides much of their vegetables
and fruits throughout the year. Their garden was so successful that
they undertook a challenge to eat entirely local for a year, with a
significant proportion coming from their own property, proving that an
all-Alaskan diet is possible.
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