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**Fellionas** · 05-04-2007, 09:28 PM

Originally posted by lord of the mark
B. You can grow SOME of your own food on that, but not all of it for a familyof 3 or 4 or more. Probably not all but every bit helps.

Much less any other needs. So you still have to work at a job, which means you dont have much labor time left for the "farm" esp if you are using a labor intensive method of farming. Permaculture is very un-labor intensive (beyond the initial setup). One of the beautiful things about it is that it's designed to be self-sustaining. That's what I love about Bill, he's very unashamedly lazy (and yet passionate about what's he's doing).

05-04-2007, 09:28 PM	#13
Fellionas Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 504 Senior Member	Originally posted by lord of the mark B. You can grow SOME of your own food on that, but not all of it for a familyof 3 or 4 or more. Probably not all but every bit helps. Much less any other needs. So you still have to work at a job, which means you dont have much labor time left for the "farm" esp if you are using a labor intensive method of farming. Permaculture is very un-labor intensive (beyond the initial setup). One of the beautiful things about it is that it's designed to be self-sustaining. That's what I love about Bill, he's very unashamedly lazy (and yet passionate about what's he's doing).
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