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In this lesson Bill covers two main techniques: the chisel-plow, and the wonders of worms and how to cultivate them. The patterns described in these two videos can be replicated in any type of Permaculture system, and scaled to any size. This video is from a permaculture design course (PDC) taught by Bill Mollison at the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose Texas in 1994 and 1995.

This is an exert from The Survival Podcast Episode #2042 http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/calls-7-13-17 Before you tell me I don't know what I am talking about consider the following. At one time I was a Certified Bicsi RCDD, with both LAN and OSP add ons. The RCDD test alone has a 70+% first time failure rate and less than 10% of RCDDs have BOTH LAN and OSP add on certifications. My past employment includes designing and installing both LANs and WANs. I have extensive experience in installing, programming and managing Central Office equipment. (where you get your DSL from) I have actually designed and built Head Ends from the ground up. (where you get your broadband cable internet from). I have sold equipment into the carrier space, specifically -48 VDC for the equipment that actually provides DSL and worked closely with engineers at companies like Alcatel as a supporting vendor and co systems designer. I spent 2.5 years overseeing the primary contractor crews that installed all the optical and up graded hard line cabling both aerial and under ground for what was at the time Marcus Cable. Including equipment installation both in the field and tie ins at the Marcus Cable head ends for the entire Western DFW Metroplex. This was done specifically to provide high speed internet. Marcus Cable was absorbed by Comcast. Hence if you live on the western side of Dallas Fort Worth, and use Comcast, you are getting your TV and internet over equipment and cable I personally installed or supervised the installation of over 15 years ago. I also spent 3 years working for Fluke Networks and have a full understanding of network testing for both customer premise (LANs) and Outside Plant (WANs) My first telco job was for MCI to date my experience a bit. My primary responsibility was installing and servicing MUX (multiplexing equipment) for Central Office equipment, at that time we were talking voice networks, but multiplexing (aka trunking) works the same in all multi user networks. Finally before leaving corporate America my last job was working with major wireless providers designing software to optimize LTE and 3G Networks. While I didn't do the programming or actual work in that role I served as the Companies CMO, while at the same time serving for their sister company as COO. That sister company provided the contractors that were deployed across the entire world to actually install, program and manage these networks. This doesn't make me right in and of itself HOWEVER it does make me a lot more informed about this subject than the majority of the people spouting off about it right now. Please consider that before you tell me I don't know what I am talking about. Lastly this entire 20 minute presentation was done on the fly with ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TBnPAi0WgxM

In The Duck Chronicles Episode Twenty Seven - Name A Muscovy Kevin? we have our baby limper in the hospital pen again with some of her sisters. I answer some of your questions that have been coming in and I leave it up to you guys to name two of the Muscovy drakes. Lastly we have a broody momma duck sitting on about 18 eggs. A full print with the initial design plan (lot of updates not included) can be found here. http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/docs/3-4-acre-ff.pdf ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wpv4kP-Nkak