Sustainable soil building through design.

[Scott A. Meister]

Hi People!

I just thought I'd drop in to inform everyone about a rather in-depth article I wrote to help everyone understand the science a little better behind the sustainable soil-building which permaculture can achieve with a little smart, eco-systemic design.

This is just part one that explains the basic elements, but DJEB (Douglas J.E. Barnes) and I will be posting more "directive" based articles to follow this in the near future.

Anyway, the link is here (http://permaculturetokyo.blogspot.com/2007/02/healthy-life-from-healthy-soil.html) for those who are interested.

By the way...you might want to grab a nice beverage and get ready to kick back for good read...it's a bit of a doozy!

Enjoy!

Cheers!

-Scotto

[Jez]

Great work as usual Scott. :thumbright:

[Scott A. Meister]

Hey Jez!
Thanks for dropping by and taking the time to read (as usual) :D

That really makes my day!

Cheers! (again)

[Sonya]

thanks for that, I've book marked it for reading later - looks good.

Cheers,
Sonya

[ecodharmamark]

G'day Scott :)

Brilliant article! Thanks ever so much. I've book-marked your blog-site and will be speading it far and wide - like a good load of compost should!

Cheerio, Mark.

[Scott A. Meister]

Sonya, Mark...Tanx a lot!


will be speading it far and wide - like a good load of compost should!

Mark, I like the way you talk! :lol: :lol: :lol:

[sweetpea]

Scott, very nice article, and website. I like that zeer pot idea! Thanks for sharing. :)

[greenfrog]

I also bookmarked, great work Scott, good data for our local community garden. :wav:

[Scott A. Meister]

Wow...I'm so glad that everyone likes the site, and is getting something out of it. Pleased as punch that people are bookmarking it too! I'm getting a nice warm fuzzy feeling inside. :)
(of course, that might be from the hairball I just swallowed from my dog... :shock: hehehe)

Thanks alot for the comments!