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Uploaded on May 3, 2008

http://www.ecofilms.com.au This is one of the little extras on the DVD title "Establishing a Food Forest" with Permaculture teacher Geoff Lawton. Whilst Geoff was in Vietnam he discovered a 300 year old Food Forest built on 2 acres of land and still functioning well in the same family 28 generations later. More info: http://www.ecofilms.com.au/

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  • 69Bandittt

    Imagine finding a true Sativa land race in there.......

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  • JackSchytt

    I guess this is 1 place the United States did NOT bomb during the Vietnam war...thank goodness.

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  • S. A. Van Der Velde

    The "land" has been in the family for 28 generations, cynical internet math genius.

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  • Mark Domingo

    28 generations X 80 years lifespan/ 1 generation = 2,240 years

    Even if it was X 60 years lifespan/ 1 generation= 1,680 years

    unless X 10 years lifespan/ 1 generation= 280 years

    Food forest being ran by 10 year olds. Wow.

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  • Sylvain Bui

    i am in vietnam for few months, anyone know the real adress of this garden ? i would like to visite and speak with him. thanks

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  • tempe157

    Farm in gresik east jawa island already become housing and factory , no more fresh air

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  • tempe157

    Ah, we need to build good food farm in indonesia .

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    @ vincent van rijn

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  • OneClickCash

    Great to see such a plethora of vegetation available. They should try more of this in the US!

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  • mrearlygold

    Can't say they didn't try. The bastards.

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  • imatelly

    cut down every tree and plant one that grows food,cut down every bush and plant one that grows food.

    this would solve world hunger.

    but no one cares about anything but being a slave and buying what they want cause of greed.

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  • James Hopkins

    exactly what Monsanto wants to get rid of

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