Permaculture in India

Bill Mollison, the founding father of the Permaculture movement, gives us a quick tour of one of his many projects. This time we’re in central India, a couple of hours north of Hyderabad — walking amongst mangoes, bananas and a wide variety of other fruit and vegetables. What’s special about it is this ‘food forest’ sits on what was, only a couple of years earlier, a dry, hard, barren wasteland.

http://www.celsias.com/2008/01/05/two-years-to-turn-rock-hard-land-into-food-forest/

Jan 06 2008 07:13 am | The Global Picture |

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