My guest for this episode is Amy Stross, blogger at TenthAcreFarm.com and author of The Suburban-Microfarm. I wanted Amy to join me for an interview to hear her perspective on creating integrated spaces where people are and will continue to live for the foreseeable future: in cities and suburbs.
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Drawing on her years of experience in the landscape and her neighborhood, Amy shares what we can do to grow in small yards and gardens by considering our edges, looks at the difference we can make in our pantry if we grow for ourselves or in our wallet if we grow for market, and also shares her thoughts on what the future of permaculture holds as the ethics and principles are put into practice by people adapt these ideas to where they are and through their interests.
You can find out more about her and all she spoke about at tenthacrefarm.com/permaculturepodcast.
What do you think of what Amy shared with us today? How are you building a longer table instead of a higher fence? Let me know. Leave a comment below.
Resources:
Tenth Acre Farm - Page for Permaculture Podcast listeners
Cincinnati Permaculture Institute