An Introduction to Permaculture with Geoff Lawton - Part 4 of 4
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Geoff Lawton teaches the first day of a PDC at Tipuana Farm.
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Again just a quick thank you to you and Geoff L for this series of four videos. Also for your most informative Farm Small series.
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Does anyone know if geoff lawton gives an online pdc and how i can get connected with that? Thanks.
he does, its on his website
@@randomanonymoushuman Thanks for your response! I have since then found the site and the resources I need to get started. Cheers and many thanks from Aromas California! 😊
Cows are really amazing creatures when you look at it form a conversion of carbohydrate (Plants) to protein (Meat) standpoint. Of course current cattle production is totally unethical and unsustainable. Growing cows in a permaculture system is totally different however.
Amazing, but not compared to poultry, pigs or fish
Or rabbits or guinea pigs...
Don't get obsessed over protein & fat. Protein is a myth - amino acids are the fact. Humans are best suited to a whole food plant based diet (something I know Bill Mollison did not like)
With plenty of meat and animal fat. ;) let's face it, a healthy vegan or even vegetarian is a very recent breakthrough in diet and nutrition. Even with everything we now understand about this stuff, you still have to analyze what you eat carefully to get your iron, zinc, iodine, etc. Mollison liked to mock ethical vegetarians because he saw the idiocy of trying to save animals by causing their extinction (domesticated animals, can't be "released" into the "wild," and it would be a hell of a lot harder for humans to live sustainably without domesticated animals than with them.)
przybyla420 we have a whole new vista of diet as everything we are trying to achieve is new to this planet (in a positive mode) . The minerals that you refer to are supplimented to modern domestic live stock - even B12. So we do not need to obtain them through a proxy, it is no more natural. www.greenbooks.co.uk/creating-a-forest-garden this has never existed in nature but it is the way foreward & is the most productive food supply on the planet.
FYI - nutritionfacts.org/2017/06/15/plant-versus-animal-iron/
@Revolvin Goatt www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4948445/
www.climatehealers.org/animal-agriculture-white-paper
You couldn't be more wrong, it's not as healthy and is unnatural, it's not how hunter-gatherers ate, an omnivorous diet with plenty of meat, animal fat, fish and seafood etc. Vegetarianism is a poverty diet nutritionally, that's why they usually look weak and unhealthy. Not many vegan athletes without substantial unnatural supplementation.