Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Parkrose Permaculture. Parkrose Permaculture didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
A family blog from Parkrose Permaculture about renewing the land and sharing the harvest. Useful for people interested in permaculture at the household level.
A family's account of regenerating their land with permaculture.
The about page describes a small urban permaculture farm in Portland, Oregon, with a food forest, rain garden, vegetable beds, poultry and honeybee hives. It also lists the YouTube channel on permaculture design, a Friday segment on domestic and ecological skills, and a honesty farmstand.
Visit linkA planting guide for food forests in temperate climates, with tree choices sorted by how large a design is. It includes a short set of trees suited to warmer temperate zones.
Visit linkThe site frames its work around three ethics it names: Earth Care, People Care and Fair Share. Fair Share gets its own discussion, including a post asking whether the term should be renamed Future Care. Posts then stay with particular crops and problems: pawpaw as an American fruit, perennial leafy greens, homegrown pepitas, and why tomatoes stall before they ripen. A post on disability and sustainable living brings the same household-scale approach to accessibility.
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