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How could software development skills be useful within the context of permaculture?

How could software development skills be useful within the context of permaculture?

I’m considering studying software development. I’m also very drawn to permaculture and the broader earth care/people care/fair share ethos, and I’m curious about how these could potentially overlap.

I’m not really asking for career guidance or any specific advice here, I’m mainly just interested in hearing people’s perspectives on the subject. What kinds of problems exist within the permaculture community that someone in software development could actually help with? How could these skills potentially be useful on one’s own permaculture property? Any thoughts are appreciated. I’m just exploring and getting some ideas about what’s possible.

I should note that I am not necessarily thinking about this within the context of having a tech-related career. I am also curious about anything from contributing to open source projects to simply getting into programming as a hobby and creating practical and useful tools, etc.

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Hello everyone, hope you’re all doing well.
A while ago, I moved from a big city back to the rural area where I was born.
Since I usually work at night, I have plenty of free time during the day.
I decided to spend that time planting trees and connecting with nature, so I created a YouTube channel.
I just uploaded my first video.
If you find my content interesting, feel free to subscribe to my channel and share your thoughts with me.

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Recycle Your Christmas Tree at UBC Botanical Garden and Support Environmental Education

Recycle Your Christmas Tree at UBC Botanical Garden and Support Environmental Education

As the holiday season approaches, some of us begin to plan for the weeks ahead. But here is one thing you won’t need to worry about: what to do with your Christmas tree once the festivities wind down. UBC Botanical Garden, in partnership with SPEC (Society Promoting Environmental Conservation), will once again welcome the community […]

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Seafood Standards: USA versus Australia

Seafood Standards: USA versus Australia

The FishProf was reading about the new/revised U.S. Grade Standard for Frozen Battered or Breaded Shrimp announced by NOAA Fisheries and wondering why Australia does not have a full equivalent to US-style federal seafood grading. Australia is a nation defined by the sea, with a proud tradition of sustainable, high-quality  safe  seafood production. Yet, when […]

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Enhancing tomato disease tolerance by modulating antioxidants and secondary metabolites

Enhancing tomato disease tolerance by modulating antioxidants and secondary metabolites

Plant viral infections threaten global food security and cause major crop losses. This study investigates the antiviral effects of biosynthesized Chitosan nanoparticles (ChNPs) with Bacillus subtilis 1211 EMCCN against potato virus Y (PVY) and their influence on tomato growth and yield. Scanning electron…

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