🌿 Discover the Perfect Plants for Your Space! 🌿 Explore our handpicked collection of cycads, aloes, seeds, and more to transform your garden or landscape. Shop Now Taxonomy and Nomenclature Let’s dive into the fascinating world of plant classification and naming, specifically concerning our star succulent, Aloe ithya. This rare species, hailing from the sun-drenched […]
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🌿 Discover the Perfect Plants for Your Space! 🌿 Explore our handpicked collection of cycads, aloes, seeds, and more to transform your garden or landscape. Shop Now Description and Identification Let’s dive into the fascinating world of *Aloe brachystachys*, also known as the short-spiked aloe. This captivating succulent earns its name from its compact, densely
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🌿 Discover the Perfect Plants for Your Space! 🌿 Explore our handpicked collection of cycads, aloes, seeds, and more to transform your garden or landscape. Shop Now Description and characteristics Aloe perryi, also known as Perry’s Aloe, stands out as a unique and captivating succulent from the isolated island of Socotra. Unlike its more common
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🌿 Discover the Perfect Plants for Your Space! 🌿 Explore our handpicked collection of cycads, aloes, seeds, and more to transform your garden or landscape. Shop Now Description and characteristics Aloe umfoloziensis, a captivating succulent hailing from the heart of South Africa, stands as a testament to the incredible diversity of the aloe family. Its
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🌿 Discover the Perfect Plants for Your Space! 🌿 Explore our handpicked collection of cycads, aloes, seeds, and more to transform your garden or landscape. Shop Now Identifying Aloe Fibrosa Imagine venturing into the rocky highlands of Ethiopia, the birthplace of Aloe fibrosa. This striking succulent isn’t your typical aloe vera. While sharing the family
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Hi everyone,
I’m exploring the idea of establishing a permaculture site and need some advice. One of my main concerns is noise pollution from nearby agricultural equipment like tractors, combine harvesters which can get extremely loud (often exceeding 90-100 dB).
For those who’ve dealt with similar issues:
I’d love to hear about any experiences, tips, or resources that could help guide me in planning this.
Thanks in advance for sharing your insights!
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My county is doing a sale and I think I’m going to grab one or two of these bundles, but I’d love to have some semblance of a plan before I buy and plant. Is anyone able to throw out some ideas for how to integrate them together?
Context: I just moved onto 2.4 acres in the suburbs. Property is tree lined but the center is mostly clear (grass), so there’s lot of room to work with.
I’m planning to plant a lot of the usual stuff down the line, so am down for that being included in the guild(s).
(by usual stuff I mean blueberries, raspberries, strawberries, blackberries, asparagus, garlic chives, grapes, comfrey, currant, etc…pretty much any stuff that comes up in permaculture discussion)
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Starting first growing season in the dome on our home place and reading up on Ruth Stout: Have any of you done her mulch method in your beds? Wanting to use only what we have, we would struggle to find pesticide free straw or hay. But kitchen scraps, leaves, etc, we have in droves. Do you think this would pose problems we don’t foresee? Right now I only have a cover crop of clover going, but several plants in my house waiting to be moved in.
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Both companies have been successfully organising the AlgaEurope Conference together since 2015, attracting some 425 delegates.
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The general objective of the European Algae Biomass Association (EABA) is to promote mutual interchange and cooperation in the field of algae biomass production and uses in all thinkable applications.
EABA aims at creating, developing and maintaining solidarity and links between its members and at defending their interest at European and international level. Its main target is to act as a catalyst for fostering synergies among scientists, industrialists and decision makers in order to promote the development of research, technology and industrial capacities in the field of Algae.
DLG Benelux has been organising Seagriculture for over 14 years and each year the conference gathers top speakers, sharing their know-how within seaweed for feed, food, offshore cultivation, biorefinery of seaweed and much more.
The Seagriculture conference has built up a solid reputation as the leading conference for the seaweed industry, the Seagriculture conference in Europe has been successfully organised since 2012.
Carlos Unamunzaga, President of EABA, states: “As the leading association for algae in Europe, EABA is dedicated to supporting its members in both the macroalgae and microalgae sectors. Signing the agreement with DLG Benelux to foster closer collaboration around the Seagriculture Conference will undoubtedly contribute to this mission and further enhance the association’s efforts to advance the algae industry.”
Kuno Jacobs, Managing Director of DLG Benelux, states: “For many years, we have enjoyed a successful collaboration with EABA. Partnering with EABA for the Seagriculture Conference will create an even stronger platform, enabling us to further develop the conference and connect with an even broader network of industry players. Furthermore, I believe it’s a great example of collaboration which is so much needed in the sector.”
The next edition is scheduled for June 17-29, 2025, and will take place in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
For more information, visit HERE.
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