Webinar: Permaculture -- Land Cycles & Connections

Permaculture is an agricultural system adaptable to any climate or geographical entity, from urban to rural environments. Using methods that combine symbiotic relationships, permaculture reduces out-of-pocket expenses, eliminates waste, increases yields, reduces labor, and protects your financial and natural resources. Learn to “read” the history of the land and its repeating cycles and patterns, and recognize how connections between wind, water, temperature, and soils determine the best options for your site. During the session, attendees will learn a hands-on method that utilizes those concepts and take away new perspectives and ideas while creating a strategy to develop a successful blueprint for the short and long term. Attendees will receive instructions for small- and large-scale plans to support a thriving, adaptable method to grow crops, evaluate appropriate livestock, and calculate labor inputs.

Presentation recorded during CFSA's 2021 Sustainable Agriculture Conference.

Speakers:
- Diane C. Morey-Stewart
Owner, Shady Pines Permaculture