What is Closed-Loop Gardening? Permaculture to Benefit Your Garden

Want a garden that thrives naturally and practically runs itself?

Discover the secrets of closed-loop systems—a core permaculture principle that uses every resource to its fullest potential. In this video, we show you how to recycle nutrients, reuse water, and turn waste into growth in your garden.

🌿 Here’s what you’ll learn:

How to integrate composting for nutrient-rich soil
Using animal waste to create natural fertilizer
Setting up a greywater system for sustainable irrigation
Building a hugelkultur bed for long-lasting growth
Creating a complete garden ecosystem that mimics nature
Ready to make your garden more sustainable and productive? Watch now to learn how to close the loop in your own backyard!

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[Godisincontrol]

Excellent 😃🎉
I subscribed to your channel 🙏

[pollyrg]

Yeah, chickens cannot be allowed to roam anywhere you currently have vegetables growing unless you're happy to have those vegetables destroyed.

Also, soil had humus not hummus.

[CD-kgby]

Ugh. This video had little to no real information value.
This was like reading a book cover of a 1000 page book.
You managed to explain the part about compost somewhat well, but the other topics got only barely scratched on the surface.
You also explained the "hugel culture" just as a plain old raised bed, the footage shown (stock footage, I guess?) doesn't match, either. And most of the video was about general gardening.