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Supplies
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& Designers |
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offering ad space for specific tools
and products of value to Permaculture
designers and teachers. I'm particularly
interested in things made or sold by
Permaculturists. I'm also open to including
DVD's of music written and/or performed
by Permies. Teaching tools, like slideshows,
charts, etc., too. If you can recommend items, please contact me. |
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World Soil Resources map index http://soils.usda.gov/use/worldsoils/mapindex/ includes maps for the following subjects: Global Soil Regions, Soil Moisture Regimes, Soil Temperature Regimes, Biomes, Major Land Stresses, Inherent Land Quality, Desertification, Water Erosion, Wind Erosion, Human Induced Desert, Human Induced H2O Er. Human Induced Wind Erosion, Anthropic Landscapes, Anthropic Tension Zones, Soil Organic Carbon, Soil Inorganic Carbon, Wetlands Water Holding Capacity, Phosphorus, Global Population Density. |
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  Permaculture
Ethics & Principles Fridge Magnets
Show how permaculture is more than
gardening! Bring permaculture ethics
and principles into everyday life with
this set of fifteeen magnets each with
a simple graphic representing a core
permaculture concept. Turn the magnet
over to read the principle and proverb.
Great memory tool for permaculture teaching,
daily living and spreading the permaculture
message to friends and family including
children.
15 double sided black and white fridge magnets 5cm x 7cm |
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 Teacher's Easel - $ 94.45 Retail Price: 105.00 You Save: $10.55 |
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Footprint
is a playing card game about sustainability.
Players try to minimize their ecological
footprint by collecting color coded
playing cards on four needs. Each
need is fulfilled by four components.
Each component has a point value.
The goal is to create four packs with
the lowest point value. As soon as
someone has collected four packs,
the game stops and everyone counts
up the points on their cards.
In general, the closer to home you are able to find the components to make the product, the lower your score, and the better off everyone will be. Products from chain stores, worth 10 points, take money and skills out of the community and so have the highest point value. Wild cards, worth 8 points, are next because they are convenient to use. Products from local stores, worth 6 points, help build community. Having neighbor help neighbor, worth 4 points, build skills and teach the importance of community. Products we make ourselves, worth 2 points, are important because of the satisfaction that comes from creating and the ability that gives us to help others. (ages 8 and up) $24.95 Local artists and local businesses helped produce this game. We thank you for supporting their efforts. BillPagum.com Products |
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link to our site, clip the graphic,
paste in your page(s) and add this
link:http://www.permaculturetradingpost.com Thanks for visiting! |
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IN 47407 USA 812-335-0383 |
