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Autumn, the season that’s not quite what you think
I love Autumn. Not that weird thing people talk about where all the leaves fall off trees. They always say that season starts and ends in the wrong place, and anyway, even where we do have colourful deciduous trees such … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn, djeran, indigenous knowledge, local seasons, seasonal changes, seasonal cycle, seasonal tasks
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Tatooine on Earth – about fog, dew and moisture harvesting (part 1)
Tatooine. An archetypal image for sandy, dry, desert. Like ours, but alien, with strange technology and strange industries. Like moisture farming. Almost the same as here, farming’s easy to imagine happening anywhere, but farming *moisture* is just different enough for … Continue reading
Hypothetical / Crop profile: Kara (Burchardia)
Kara is one of the crops I’m considering trying to start up, either at home garden level or at commercial level (the former will be a necessary trial step for the latter). It’s part of my vested interest in climate-suitable … Continue reading
Saturday links
Every Saturday’s post on AgriTapestry is a collection of agriculture, agritecture, urban farming and gardening related links, often stories that have come up during the week. Here’s this week’s: Ag Dept to lose 220 jobs, starting with border control (Farm … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient crops, aquaponics, Australian food systems, australian made, biocontrol, biosecurity, camels, economics, ethnoastronomy, food security, grapes, indigenous, indigenous knowledge, landcare, local food, politics, psychology, rainforest, rural infrastructure, supermarkets
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