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Paul's Health, Hiring, and Hugelkultur: PermaNews Podcast 709 Pt 1

By paul@richsoil.com (paul wheaton)
Paul's Health, Hiring, and Hugelkultur: PermaNews Podcast 709 Pt 1

PermaNews Brief

Key Takeaways

This podcast explores diverse topics from permaculture design to business challenges, emphasizing practical applications and sustainable land management.

  • Personal health impacts business and farm progress.
  • Hiring for a business presents unique challenges.
  • Questionable marketing tactics in the soap industry.
  • Comparison of permaculture gardening styles.
  • Hugelkultur as an alternative to conventional farming.

Why It Matters

Understanding diverse perspectives on permaculture, business, and health can help practitioners navigate their own journeys more effectively, fostering resilience and sustainable practices.

What to Do Next

Research hugelkultur methods for improving soil health and water retention in your garden or farm.

Recommended for: Permaculture enthusiasts and practitioners interested in diverse topics beyond just gardening.

Paul talks with Samantha about the effect of his health on progress, the pitfalls of hiring people, soap company’s questionable marketing, a comparison between his and Mark Shepherd’s gardening, and a bit on a consultee’s over-farmed property (less growing of commercial alfalfa, more hugelkultur). Support the podcast on Patreon Show notes and discussion More information […]

Source: richsoil.com

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