Principles
of Permaculture, via southern Oregon
Stacking Functions-- chickens help with compost |
1.
Practice
protracted thoughtful observation, rather than thoughtless action.
2.
Hold
resources at the highest level.
3.
Everything
gardens.
4.
Use
locally available resources.
5.
Waste
is an underutilized resource.
6.
The
problem is the solution.
7.
Work
where you are wanted.
8.
Work
with nature, not against her.
9.
Plant
natives first, proven exotics second.
10. Plant edible and medicinal
landscapes.
11. Start small and diverse,
harvest your mistakes.
12. Stability comes from a
diversity of relationships.
13. Stack functions.
14. Distribute the surplus.
15. There is a limit to how much
the system can absorb.
16. Optimize rather than
minimize.
17. Design systems that
self-manage.
18. Consider relative location.
19. The primary client is the
site.
20. Optimize edge; begin in favorable
locations.
I
would ad three more:
Be in love with your life.
Live deliberately.
Some years are just cabbage years.
They will pass.
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