Permaculture_Two(2).pdf

. . . If there is a single claim, that I could make, in order to distinguish Permaculture

from other systems of agriculture, with the notable exception of keyline concepts, it is

that Permaculture is primarily a corzscio~sly designed agricultural system . . . a system

that combines landscape design with perennial plants and animals to make a safe and

sustainable resource for town and country. 4 truly appropriate technology giving high

yields for low energy inputs, and using only human skill and intellect to achieve a stable

resource of great complexity and stability.”

. . . Permaculture Two is about design, not gardening or livestock per se but as

elements in a system intended to serve man, and the ends of good ecology . . . Good

teachers have nothing to give but enthusiasm to learn; they cannot with the best will in

the world, give their students knowledge. Thus it is ‘how’ to design, rather than

designing your site which I am attempting here . . .”

. . . both individual and competitive enterprise, and ‘free’ energy have faiIed us.

Society is in a mess; obesity in the west is balanced by famine in the third world. Petrol

is running out yet freeways are still being built. Against such universal insanity the only

response is to gather together a few friends and commence to build the alternative on a

philosophy of individual responsibility for community survival.”

INTERNATIONAL TREE- CROPS INSTITUTE

BOX 1272 l WINTERS. CA 95694

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PERMACULTURE

!I: Practical Design and Further Theory in Pcrmancnt Acrisulture.

A Tagari Community Book

First Publication Australia, 1979

First Print 25,000

Nattonal Library of Australia Card and I.S.B.N. 0 938228 00 7

The contents of this book, and the word “Permaculture” are copyright. Apart from

any fair dealing for the purpose of private stud!. research, criticitm or revicvv as

permitted under the Copyright Act, no part may be reproduced hy any process

without written permission from the author. Enquiries should be made to the

publisher.

Cover design and illustrations: Janet Mollison. Andrew Jeeves

Photographs: Bill Mollison

Tagari Books are published by

TAGARI

P.0. Box 96, Stanley,

Tasmania, 733 1,

Australia.

Ph: 004-581105.

(Mail-order and trade enquiries welcomed)

Made and printed in Australia by Hedges and Bell, Maryborough. Victoria.

. . . that veteran of Virgil’s I recall

Who made a kitchen garden by the Galaesus

On derelict land, and got the first of spring

From airs and buds, the first fruits in the fall

And lived at peacethere, happy asa king.

. . . . . . . .

I seeman’s native

Stock is perennial, and our creative

Winged seedcan strike a root in anything.”

Cecil Day Lewis”

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