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    Default Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    Hi to everyone!
    i'm Federico from Umbria, Italy.
    I came here because i'm a Permaculture enthusiast.
    i have a little piece of land (about 17,3 acre) and i wish to create a system of total self sustaining for my family (about 8 people)
    There's no information about permaculture in Italy (except rare case), i hope to find some here.
    well, more information about me...with time they will come out! i will not bore you

    i apologize for my english :mrgreen:

    see you on discussion board!
    L'uomo non è il centro della vita, la misura delle cose, ma è totalmente e soltanto parte della natura.
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    Default Re: Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    WELCOME
    I thought all Italians were born Permaculturalits?
    They certainly have the most interesting suburban back yards in Sydney!

    I've just been listening to Australian/Italian Radio and hoping the language will seep in.
    I love listening to it. The 'theatricality' is wonderful.

    Just wondering how I can get to this:-
    http://www.unisg.it/pagine/eng/press/co ... fice.lasso
    "You can fix all the world's problems in a garden. .Most people don't know that" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sohI6vnWZmk
    Music can solve all the world's problems. Not many people know that- MA 2005
    "Politicians will never solve 'The Problem' because they don't realise that they are the problem" R Parsons 2001

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    Default Re: Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    Quote Originally Posted by Michaelangelica
    WELCOME
    I thought all Italians were born Permaculturalits?
    eheheh, i think that Italy has an "agricoltural history" similar to permaculture.
    between 1939-1945, during the WW2, Italians meet a period of long Poverty and Hunger, so people who had a land to farm, they applied the pinciples of permaculture because they haven't money to do anything else
    Now, unfortunately, the "modern" agriculture ruined the land...sadly....
    L'uomo non è il centro della vita, la misura delle cose, ma è totalmente e soltanto parte della natura.
    [link=http://www.outdoorlife.it]http://www.outdoorlife.it[/link] -risorse per un mondo che cambia-

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    Default Re: Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    G'day
    welcome to the forum, is good to get members from around the world.
    Italian gardeners are reknowned here in Oz for having great vegetable gardens and grapevines everywhere, lots of homemade vino, so you have a great heritage to tap into.
    let us know how you go
    cheers

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    Default Re: Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    Quote Originally Posted by gemjill
    G'day
    welcome to the forum, is good to get members from around the world.
    Italian gardeners are reknowned here in Oz for having great vegetable gardens and grapevines everywhere, lots of homemade vino, so you have a great heritage to tap into.
    let us know how you go
    cheers
    hi Gemjill.
    yes, expecially in Umbria (center of Italy), near Toscana, where Jhon Button Lives, every rural house has a vegetable garden, chestnut,, some people has bees and a little piece of woodland... but every people is strictly oil and chemical addicted.
    well, as soon as possibile, i'll open a thread with my project...this will take a while 'cause the "language hedge" :mrgreen:

    i open on my site http://www.outdoorlife.it a permaculture section...i'm sorry but: it's only italian!

    see you soon!
    L'uomo non è il centro della vita, la misura delle cose, ma è totalmente e soltanto parte della natura.
    [link=http://www.outdoorlife.it]http://www.outdoorlife.it[/link] -risorse per un mondo che cambia-

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    Default Re: Greetings from Italy! (Umbria)

    Quote Originally Posted by FedericoItaly
    well, as soon as possibile, i'll open a thread with my project...this will take a while 'cause the "language hedge" :mrgreen:

    i open on my site http://www.outdoorlife.it a permaculture section...i'm sorry but: it's only italian!

    see you soon!
    We would prefer you to post in English
    (there is always Google translator)
    But would you use an Italian langauge thread if we set one up?
    "You can fix all the world's problems in a garden. .Most people don't know that" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sohI6vnWZmk
    Music can solve all the world's problems. Not many people know that- MA 2005
    "Politicians will never solve 'The Problem' because they don't realise that they are the problem" R Parsons 2001

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