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6 contributions to Permaculture Solutions - O.E.F
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Let give @Alison VanderMolen a warm welcome to the community. Tell us about yourself Alison. What brought you to Permaculture?
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Welcome @Alison VanderMolen
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Please welcome @Valarie Isley to the community. We look forward to getting to know you Valerie. Tell us about yourself.
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Welcome @Valarie Isley
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Welcome to the community @Luke Suen we'reglad you're here. Please introduce yourself.
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Welcome @Luke Suen
Nature Rewards
The work we put in pays off. This is observed in natural systems everywhere we look. Birds build bests to provide shelter for eggs and ultimately their offspring. Trees, through their processes, provide purified air that allows life to continue. Animals gather and store resources when they're available for use when they're not. What work are you putting in that benefits the daily, the short term, as well as the long term?
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@Erick Krause So many nuisance grasses. When I am somewhere long enough I get rid of it all, and have some other kind of groundcover.
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@Erick Krause I avoid plastic whenever possible. So, no to tarping it. The reality is, in this place they used a weed cloth barrier. And, as usual, it doesn't last as anything worthwhile. The grass likes to use it to weave in and out of. Normally, I layer at least a foot of soil building material on top. But, I am here temporarily and it is framed beds, another thing I don't like. So, I am loosening the soil with a fork, carefully lifting the grass, shaking the soil out of it's roots, laying the grass roots in the sun to die, and then composting it.
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Please welcome @Ashley Williams to the community. It's great to have you here Ashley. Don't hesitate to check out the classrooms.
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Welcome @Ashley Williams
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Helping seekers reconnect with nature, healing & spirit through courses in herbalism, permaculture & frequency, no homestead necessary.

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Joined May 11, 2026
Grass Valley, CA