Commune with Jeff Krasno
337. Lesson: The Ancient Roots of Regenerative Agriculture with Warren Brush
September 27, 2022 · 1 hr 3 min
Why listen
Ancient farmers fed whole civilizations sustainably, and their methods are more relevant now than ever.
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In this episode
- How Hawaiian cultures managed entire volcanic landscapes for food
- Why slash and burn was once a legitimate regenerative practice
- What millennia of human land observation can teach modern growers
- A preview of the full Principles of Permaculture course on Commune
About this episode
Did you know traditional Hawaiian cultures managed entire volcanic mountainsides from summit to ocean for sustainable food production? Or that “slash and burn” was once a regenerative form of agriculture in the tropics and subtropics?Today's Commune course excerpt shares how humans have been observing, problem-solving, and ethically engaging with their landscapes for millennia.Check out the full Principles of Permaculture course by going to onecommune.com/trial and signing up for a free 14-day trial of Commune Membership.
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