Principles Of Permaculture Flashcards

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Principle 1/2

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Observe and interact

Catch and store energy

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2
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Observe and interact (principle)

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Observe your sight for a year in all seasons

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3
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Observe and interact principle learn patterns of

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Weather
Sun
Animal noises

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4
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Catch and store energy (principle) (2)

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Green houses, sun

Rain barrels, rain

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5
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Principles or permaculture 3/4

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Obtain a yield

Apply self regulation and respond to feedback

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6
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Obtain a yield

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Exchange of skills and info from one Gardner to another

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7
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Principle of permaculture 5/6

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Use renewable resources

Produce no waste

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8
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Flooding can be solved by

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Mulch

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9
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Principles of permaculture 7/8

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Design from pattern to detail

Integrate rather than segregate

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10
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Principles of permaculture 9/10

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Use small and slow solutions

Use and value diversity

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11
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Use small and slow solutions example

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Use perennial crops that don’t need to be planted year to year

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12
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Principles of permaculture 11/12

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Use edges

Creatively use and respond to change

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13
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Keyhole beds should be _(2) wide

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3/5ft

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14
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Path in mandala gardens should be _ wide

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2 ft

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15
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In beds the most frequently harvested plants go on the

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Edge

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16
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Save the large broad beds for

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Big staple crops

17
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Big staple crop examples (4)

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Corn, grains, potatoes, dried beans

18
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Narrow beds for plants that are

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Smaller