Permaculture

Figure 1. Permaculture

Source: Wix (n.d.).

Permaculture

Permaculture is a form of cultivation designed to be sustainable and self-sufficient. It is more than planting crops and harvesting. It involves designing the area for maximum sustainability and minimum work. Aquaponics plays a role in this where people grow aquatic creatures in the water (Urban Green Farms n.d.). This creates liquid fertiliser. In the design, then, the fertiliser is fed straight to the plants via hydroponics. It is an exceptional form of cultivation but there may be an initial outlaw in set-up and equipment, along with the purchase of those mighty creatures that live under the sea.

Annotated Written Appendix for Permaculture

Barth, Brian. 2016. "Permaculture: You’ve Heard of It, But What the Heck Is It?" Modern Farmer (blog). April 19, 2016. https://modernfarmer.com/2016/04/permaculture/

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Urban Green Farms. n.d. "About Aquaponics." Accessed January 23, 2025. https://www.urbangreenfarms.com.au/aquaponics-1?srsltid=AfmBOooYjdSxPSOJoxSkLcSdsSnCKo7Dq525ELGrEvFpdtggILA85N4h

This is an in-text citation.

Wix. n.d. Figure 1. Permaculture.

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