Would love some input on plan for my first go at a food forest
There she is in all her glory!
Planning to do planting for this throughout next year. I wanted blueberries included so I decided to group them in the middle with a couple other things that need a similar soil ph. Threw in some nitrogran fixers for the hell of it (i love baptisia, and goumi seems fun).
Spacing should be about true to what’s here.
Could add another tree at the bottom right there, but I like the idea of it feeling like an entrance as that’s the side our house is on.
Any recommendations? Additions or subtractions? I’m pretty open on everything!
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New Study Highlights Labor Savings from Rotational Herbicide Program
The study indicates the need for growers to incorporate rotational preemergence programs to reduce costs associated with hand-weeding.
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Spikelet morphology in Restionaceae is more diverse than previously thought
Scientists have studied the morphology of male and female Leptocarpus denmarkicus spikelets, offering new insights into the evolutionary plasticity of flower development and seed dispersal within the Poales.
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Permaculture in China, places to visit
Hi! I’m going to China and I wonder If anyone here knows places where permaculture is applied there… There gotta be something that matches what we could call “the pulse of regeneration”.. Many thanks in advance !
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What does climate leadership look like from a permaculture perspective? 🌱 (Grist 50 list)
Hi folks,
Every year, Grist, an independent climate newsroom, publishes the Grist 50, a list of 50 people tackling climate challenges in creative ways, from soil scientists and food growers to community organizers, artists, and innovators.
Here’s this year’s list: https://grist.org/fix/grist-50/2025/
Reading through it, I kept wondering:
- Which of these honorees feel closest to permaculture values — care for the earth, care for people, and fair share?
- If we were to imagine a “Permaculture 25” alongside this list, what kinds of projects or people would need to be included?
- Who in your networks is doing work that embodies regenerative and community-rooted leadership?
I’d love to hear your thoughts, both on this list and on what a permaculture-centered climate leadership list might look like.
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Jasmonate‐responsive MdMYC2/MdMED25 complex regulates malic acid accumulation in apples through the miR858–MdMYB73 module
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, EarlyView.