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Permaculture communities in AZ, UT, OR?

Hello permies, I’m actively searching for some land to start practicing permaculture on, and have become increasingly aware that good neighbors can make or break the experience, especially with off-gridding. I’ve been involved in some great permaculture communities in Eastern WA (Methow valley), southern AZ (Bisbee), and Hawaii. Communities where there are ubuntus every other week or so, lots of exchanges, and a general relaxed and supportive vibe. Is anyone aware of areas in (other parts of) AZ, Utah, or Oregon where this is present? Thanks!

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Most of my saplings that came in were bare-root saplings, but these elderberries were obviously just cuttings with basically no roots yet. Should I be worried about dropping these in the ground as-is? I’m kind of thinking I should soak them in water until some real root growth starts.

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Most of my saplings that came in were bare-root saplings, but these elderberries were obviously just cuttings with basically no roots yet. Should I be worried about dropping these in the ground as-is? I’m kind of thinking I should soak them in water until some real root growth starts.

A 50‐year look‐back on the efficacy of limited transpiration traits: does the evidence support the recent surge in interest?

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New Phytologist, EarlyView.

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Rooted in potential: advances in estimating spatiotemporal root water uptake in situ

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New Phytologist, EarlyView.

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Apple Snail Traps

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Dr. A’s Top Picks From California Spring Trials 2025, Day 3

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We spent the third day of CAST 2025 visiting with companies in Santa Barbara. Among the highlights, here were five plants that caught my eye.

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Best Tomatoes For Containers: 10 Tastiest Varieties For Plentiful Produce In Compact Areas

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These are the best tomatoes for containers that prove you don’t need to have a large space or elaborate garden to grow delicious produce.

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New labels and promotional materials distributed to the markets

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“Between February and March 2025, the strawberry season in Basilicata recorded lower production volumes than both market demand and the same period last year. Unstable weather conditions continue to cause problems, however, a recovery is expected by May, which should bring production levels back in line…

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Uncertainty causes increased interest for Canadian grown produce

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While there is currently still snow on the ground in the garden of Quebec, the expectation is for the planting season of iceberg lettuce, Romaine lettuce, Romaine Hearths, and celery to start in about three weeks, around April 14. These crops will be followed by carrots, green onions, parsley, cilantro,…

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Gowan Canada gets registration for first crop protection product in Canadian market

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Crop chem firm Gowan Canada has picked up registration for its first biological product in the Canadian horticulture market. The product, called EcoSwing, is approved for control of mummy berries in high-bush blueberries and powdery mildew in cucurbits such as pumpkins, squash and cucumber. It’s also…

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