13 Nov 2008
My own thoughts on how being responsible to myself first, has nearly always ended up being positive for the environment, my body.. my home.. and the planetary environment. Anybody else experience this?
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Tour of the Urban Permaculture Institute of the Southeast and my expemiments into regenerative human habitats. Comments appreciated.
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Tour of the Urban Permaculture Institute of the Southeast and my latest experiments/projects. Comments appreciated.
Duration : 0:6:49
Tour of my experiments in regenerative human habitats
Duration : 0:9:14
22 Oct 2008
Brewing a batch of aerated worm casting tea. Great for boosting all living systems in the garden and right on plants.
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Update on the project. Sorry about the quality and noise. My videographer is unavailable and this is my first video filming experience filmed with the help of my 8 year old daughter. Next one will be better.
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02 Sep 2008
26 Aug 2008
February 2007 - Urban farmer, Jules Dervaes, picks a winter mesclun salad mix from his super productive backyard micro farm in Pasadena, CA.
His amazing and beautiful 1/10 acre garden produces over 6,000 lbs of organic produce annually!
For more about their revolutionary urban homestead project urban sustainable living and homesteading check out their website at www.PathtoFreedom.com
[Footage courtesy of Larry Frank of LPG Productions a pitch tape for Hallmark Channel's 'New Morning']
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23 Aug 2008
February 2007 - Garden enthusiast & heirloom tomato addict, Justin Dervaes, demonstrates how he gets a jump on spring plantings. Justin, who also is an expert in homebrewing biodiesel to fuel the family’s diesel car, lives on a revolutionary urban homestead model in Pasadena CA.
For more about their revolutionary urban homestead project urban sustainable living and homesteading check out their website at www.PathtoFreedom.com
[Footage courtesy of Larry Frank of LPG Productions a pitch tape for Hallmark Channel's 'New Morning']
Duration : 0:0:58
14 Aug 2008
February 2007 - Backyard poultry enthusiast & urban homesteader, Jordanne Dervaes talks about raising chickens in the city. Guest staring ‘Miss Clementime’ a bantam black cochin. Urban pioneer, Jordanne, lives on a revolutionary urban homestead in Pasadena with her family and menagerie of animals (chickens, goats and ducks)
For more about their revolutionary urban homestead project urban sustainable living and homesteading check out their website at www.PathtoFreedom.com
[Footage courtesy of Larry Frank of LPG Productions a pitch tape for Hallmark Channel's 'New Morning']
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Make and install a solar and wind power system.
Over view of some projects we are working on.