Basics of Permaculture From The Free School
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- Urban Gardening Demonstration at Truely Living Well Gardens
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- Granite sand, cheap and abundant, have valuable micro-nutrients for the soil.
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- Duane Marcus Holding a Bag of Holly-tone Fertilizer
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- Duane Marcus Explaining the Soil Food Web Diagram
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- Duane Marcus Explaining the Chemistry of Manure
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- Matt Magnuson Holding Fertile Soil
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- Duane Marcus Explaining the Maintenance of a Fertile Soil
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- Melanie Jae Martin and Duane Marcus
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- Duane Marcus Describing Planting and Harvest Seasons
Duane Marcus, organic farmer for 30 years, gave a presentation at the Truely Living Well gardens on urban gardening organised by The Free School program. The program is a popular initiative amongst Atlanta activists giving primordial importance to self-sufficiency and independance from the currency system. From Duane, we learned about the importance of nutrients for the soil and how good nutrients make better food; how to prepare and maintain fertile soil; protection against parasites in the soil; and when to plant and harvest.
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