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Join us every third Monday of the month for Living Permaculture, KDNK's exploration of agriculture, horticulture, and natural science through the lens of Permaculture Design.
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Living Permaculture | Maddy Harland (opens the original)
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Maddy Harland, Editor of Permaculture magazine, shares her journey of discovering permaculture design, and applying permaculture principles in an ancient woodland in north Devon, England.
Living Permaculture | Glenn Elzinga Part III (opens the original)
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Part III of Vanessa's interview with Glenn Elzinga culminates with a discussion of the People Care permaculture ethic upheld by grass-fed regenerative beef production. Glenn explains how phytochemicals in diverse grasses and forbs and the nutritional wisdom of cattle alchemize to produce beef rich with anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatories that support human health.
Living Permaculture | Glenn Elzinga part II (opens the original)
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This month airs Part II of Vanessa Harmony's interview with guest Glenn Elzinga of Alderspring Ranch exploring the parallels between regeneratively raised beef and permaculture design, with this part of the discussion emphasizing the permaculture ethic of fair share or future care. Glenn describes how his operation uses inherding, stockmanship, and targeted grazing as tools to restore riparian areas, create firebreaks, and regenerate the living soil sponge created by healthy soil life. Tune into
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