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Geodesic Dome Greenhouse - Part 10 - ROCKET MASS HEATER
The rocket mass heater is running! Watch for future videos about how I plan on converting it to a pellet burner. This is going to work well to he...
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2 weeks ago
Rocket stove pt 4 Firing it up!
finishing and firing the stove.
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1 month ago
Rocket Stove Water Heater
http://www.ecofilms.com.au/ A clip from Geoff Lawton's Urban Permaculture DVD demonstrating a rocket stove using very little wood to heat up a hot...
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@robertsmi9 I wouldn't dismiss the possibility of boiling the water in the barrel; the chimney appears to vent smoke past the barrel, not steam from the barrel itself. Rocket stoves can boil a large pot of water quickly. Vents or safety plugs good. (Though if it's only run on demand, the flowi...
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5 months ago
wood stove + rocket mass heater = hybrid
Ernie Wisner ( http://www.ernieanderica.info ) has built more than 700 rocket mass heaters. This time he creates a hybrid ...
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5 months ago
slug moat - organic slug control for plant starts
Norris Thomlinson and Tulsey Latoski (Portland, Oregon) show a solution for keeping slugs away from plant starts while simu...
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6 months ago
Native Plants, Toby Hemenway, Gardens and Permaculture
Toby Hemenway shares his perspective on native plants. He is a powerful advocate of native plants. And, at the same time,...
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7 months ago
Modern hobbit house: a tiny cob home
Margaret Krome-Lukens shows us the cob home being built by interns at North Carolina's Pickards Mountain Eco-Institute. Since iher new home is less...
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7 months ago
Donkey Escape Artist - Clever Critters - BBC Pets & Animals
Amazing images of the donkey that can open doors and smuggle food to ihis friends. Funny video from BBC animal show 'Clever Critters'.
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7 months ago
fukuoka style seed balls for no till farming
Brian Kerkvliet of Inspiration Farm in Bellingham, Washington shows how to make Fukuoka style seed balls. A mixture of cla...
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Fascinating! So does the seed ball gives the seeds the same 'advantage' as a hole or fresh-tilled field, but without digging? Or is it more a case of just saving time and convenience for the sower?
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7 months ago
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7 months ago
green manure is a sustainable organic fertilizer
Helen Atthowe of http://www.veganicpermacult... shows off her sustainable organic fertilizer experiments starting with ...
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7 months ago
wood stove vs. rocket mass heater
How to burn wood efficiently and cleanly. This is truly sustainable heat. I cannot think of any form of heat that is more...
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@muserwood It's an earthen plaster, floated and burnished smooth. Compatible with almost any breathable paints (earthen, milk, lime, whitewash, gypsum plasters). Concretes tend to have poor heat-resistance and poor moisture-trapping properties.
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7 months ago
respectful chicken harvest part 2 of 2 butchering how to
Alexia Allen of Hawthorn Farm is a wilderness skills instructor who also has a small farm in Woodinville, Washington. I th...
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Thanks, a real lesson in practical anatomy.
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8 months ago
respectful chicken harvest part 1 of 2 kill and pluck - how to
Alexia Allen of Hawthorn Farm is a wilderness skills instructor who also has a small farm in Woodinville, Washington. I th...
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Beautifully done. Thank you for being willing to do this on camera. I have only seen a few butcherings but this one was very gentle. I'm curious about the time for bleeding out before breaking the neck - is it important to wait those few moments? Would breaking the neck sooner be kinder or more...
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8 months ago
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - lyrics
This is dedicated to DancingIsMyRemedy01
Hope you enjoy
I don't own anything. It is own by Disney.
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my 6-year-olds at Trackers almost had a mutiny yesterday singing this song over and over... until it turned out I knew more of the lyrics than they did. So we were able to regain the upper hand in time for a safe street crossing at the park.
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8 months ago
fence made from pallets holds in goats and pigs
Karen Biondo of La biondo Farm and Kitchen, on Vashon Island in Washington state, shows off her fence made of pallets. Aft...
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8 months ago
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That's a lot of pallets. Makes sense near a big city, but only if you are a keen scrapper.
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8 months ago
bow drill fire making / wood fired pizza oven
This wood fired pizza oven is made from adobe/cob. A main component is a 55 gallon barrel that acts as the oven. I like h...
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8 months ago
Three Solar Food Dehydrators - solar energy at work!
The first solar dehydrator is shown by robert and marina at dell artimus farm. The solar heat comes from a heated panel a...
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Very cool!
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8 months ago
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8 months ago
goat milking parlour on wheels
Karen Biondo of La Biondo Farm and Kitchen on Vashon Island, Washington shows off a portable goat shelter, and a portable g...
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8 months ago
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Our friend Rick mills lumber and keeps goats, down in Port Orford. He likes to use the slab-ends (the partially curved boards from the edge of a log) to make walkways for the goats. Appears they don't like to step in mud if they can help it. Nice parlor!
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8 months ago
Morel Mushrooms
Just gloating that I found some morel mushrooms. Usually when trying to find morels, I end up walking right past them whil...
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8 months ago
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We had a fruiting in our wood chip pile while we were out of town in May - I think it's that time!
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9 months ago
newspaper or cardboard in gardening lasagna gardening
I'm against the use of newspaper or cardboard in gardening or horticulture. But I'm in a minority. Many of the big names ...
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Chop and drop sounds good, but so many weeds and so little time! I'm currently experimenting with a very small amount of cardboard or newsprint (minimal color, our local paper mostly uses soy-based inks), and a LOT of mulch or tossed soil/compost. So far, weeds are mostly easy to pull, but it's...
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9 months ago
Shipping Container Barn Shelter
Marina and Robert from Dell Artimus Farm show off their barn made from two shipping containers. This is just a bit up the ...
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I was wondering what value the shipping containers provide now that the wooden roof is in place... looks like lockable storage, some structural support, and a mosquito-proof place to keep interns fresh.
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9 months ago
Wheaton Eco Scale
Entirely made up. Fiction. Mr. Rogers Land of Make believe.
My made up scale, so i get to make up anything I want.
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Hmmm... I want to know what the actual scale is - at least, according to Paul.
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9 months ago
snake porn - snake ball - garter snake reproduction
This is called a "snake ball". I happened to see this garter snake sex right outside my window. This is the way some snak...
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LOL We had a similar moment taking the kids to see newts, and half of them were 'amplexing' all over the bottom of this shallow lake.
Did you just happen to see this in your backyard, or is it something you have to go looking for?
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9 months ago
permaculture - millionaire farmers
I get a question about being a millionaire with permaculture. Kinda awkward, but a good question.
The thing about what ...
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Well... I'm not sure the dustbowl farmer is any less American than a Bernie or Trump who's managed to rake it in.
But I do think that most permaculture folks are interested in achieving a certain lifestyle that feels good. And that means good food, comfort, and being able to treat your friends...
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10 months ago
Sepp Holzer (part 3) sealing ponds
Sepp Holzer speaks in Tacoma, washington on February 19, 2009 about sealing ponds.
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10 months ago
replacing irrigation with permaculture - Sepp Holzer review
This is me at the Missoula public library answering questions after we watched a Sepp Holzer movie. The question is how do...
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10 months ago
rocket stove mass heater workshop how to tutorial
I attended this workshop in February 2009. The primary instructor was Ianto Evans, author of "Rocket Mass Heaters: Supereff...
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10 months ago
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@definca Good point, galvanized is not appropriate for high-temperature applications, since the coatings break down at about 700-800F. We definitely do not recommend it as a substitute for stovepipe. However, within the earthen mass, the temperature of the ducts is only 500F at the hottest point...
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10 months ago
concerns about conifers (pine, fir, spruce, cedars, etc.)
Just to be clear: I do NOT advocate elimination of conifers. I advocate diversity. I advocate replacing conifer monocult...
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Conifer-dominated forests are normal. Monocrop plantations sprayed to death until the thistles give up and the doug fir toothpicks prick their way into a cloudless sky, are not.
Patchy mixed-conifer with clearings supports biodiversity, edible and medicinal. Not as starch-productive as a wapat...
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10 months ago
Knapweed and weeds in permaculture
This is me at the Missoula public library answering questions after we watched a Sepp Holzer movie.
I try to talk a bit ...
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I keep having this problem where my landlady eradicates the best 'easy-care salad' plants for being weeds, and then the slugs eat my expensive salad.
Landlady basically dislikes non-native plants, AND invasive plants - even the invasive or self-propagating natives, she doesn't tend to like.
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10 months ago
Joel Salatin vs. Sepp Holzer
This is me at the Missoula public library answering questions after we watched a Sepp Holzer movie.
I'm trying to descri...
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10 months ago
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I liked your comments but couldn't hear the original question very well... maybe typing it into the description or something would help, if it's worth knowing?
Love your style, anyway.
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10 months ago
a hen and her mouse: chickens are not vegetarians
A hen has a mouse and doesn't wanna share.
I think this is an excellent example of how chickens are not vegetarians. A...
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The music is kinda over the top, but I really appreciate the point. I want organic, NON-vegetarian-fed chicken eggs. I would hope that 'free range' chickens eat a lot of bugs and termites on the side, but realistically I suspect the big farms just give them enough room to stretch their legs.
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10 months ago
rocket mass heater movie_0002.wmv
Rocket mass heater demo made in 1 hour by Paul Wheaton and crew from www.permies.com
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Duct Tape Bob vs the Hamburger Roper. LOL
Nice crew of folks!
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Very nice video and diagram, nice pace and easy to follow. Awesome project! The little touches you added like cleanouts, drains, and super-tall chimney are spot-on.
How's your mineral wool holding up?
If you do add clay (or water) to your sand, you may find you retain slightly more heat insid...