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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC6Ee52qi-E by Huw Richards 2024 YouTube]
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pC6Ee52qi-E by Huw Richards 2024 YouTube]
  Huw Richards explores abundant polyculture harvesting, foraging diverse plant combinations in this small-scale permaculture garden. The experimental approach prioritizes soil health and diverse planting, resulting in a surprisingly varied harvest. Watch as they discover unexpected plant pairings and delicious finds.
  Huw Richards explores abundant polyculture harvesting, foraging diverse plant combinations in this small-scale permaculture garden. The experimental approach prioritizes soil health and diverse planting, resulting in a surprisingly varied harvest. Watch as they discover unexpected plant pairings and delicious finds.
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[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqshuAZD5Ck by The Food Forest Namibia 3/1/26 YouTube]
Join the permaculture journey as the chicks eagerly rush to scratch and forage in the compost pile – teaching them natural behaviors while building rich soil! Discover why we're opting for soaked grains, food scraps, insects, and plain corn over commercial feeds for healthier, happier chickens living a truly "chickeny" life.
We also share updates on supporting Minette's community soup kitchen with house improvements, digging swales (African smiles) for water harvesting on public land, and reflections on community involvement: being part of the 10% who create change to benefit the 90%.
From regenerative farming to uplifting local lives – small actions, big impact!
If this inspires you, like, comment, and subscribe for more permaculture adventures. Support the project via"buy me a coffeeto help buy materials for community homes and land restoration.