Preparedness
When seeking ideas and solutions to your permiculture and homesteading projects, its always good to have a few key resources to reference and provide inspiration. Here are a few of my favorite books to help in giving guidance and knowledge and make your next project wonderfully successful.
Permaculture: A Designer’s Manual, Bill Mollison
For the hard core permaculture designer. This is more of a reference book than a book you would sit down and read cover to cover. It is filled with incredible detail on designing in every climate. This permaculture book has more information than any other in existence.
9 Permaculture / Garden Books for the Resilient Homestead
by Phil WilliamsWhen seeking ideas and solutions to your permiculture and homesteading projects, its always good to have a few key resources to reference and provide inspiration. Here are a few of my favorite books to help in giving guidance and knowledge and make your next project wonderfully successful.
Permaculture: A Designer’s Manual, Bill Mollison
For the hard core permaculture designer. This is more of a reference book than a book you would sit down and read cover to cover. It is filled with incredible detail on designing in every climate. This permaculture book has more information than any other in existence.
After watching the Crash Course, who among us hasn't felt insecure with where we live?
The idea of a sustainable community has a powerful allure. Imagine a resource-rich property mapped out with a plan for sustainable self-sufficiency, populated with a community of like-minded folks that already "get" the importance of cultivating resilience…. Sounds pretty good, right?
But what exactly is a "sustainable community" anyways? How do you find one? What's it like to live there? How do you know if it's all going to work out in the long run?
An Opportunity To Live Resiliently
by Adam TaggartAfter watching the Crash Course, who among us hasn't felt insecure with where we live?
The idea of a sustainable community has a powerful allure. Imagine a resource-rich property mapped out with a plan for sustainable self-sufficiency, populated with a community of like-minded folks that already "get" the importance of cultivating resilience…. Sounds pretty good, right?
But what exactly is a "sustainable community" anyways? How do you find one? What's it like to live there? How do you know if it's all going to work out in the long run?
Community
The Grow Network
Learn more