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RE: Being a Permaculture practitioner - Making a 'house call'

in ecoTrain3 years ago

They do it, and you learn a lot about 'ins and out' or 'vagones y barrigas', because each one cultivates differently.

One overall consequence is soil acidification from rain runoff, I am using contour-building to correct over time, but the trees do this naturally on slopes in what is called 'fish scaling'.

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Got it. One issue we have in Brazil, on land like that, is that people remove the native trees and well... we know the result, landslides. Luckly we only have a tiny part of our land kinda sloping, where we have rain runoff.