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Touring Costa Rica Food Forests
If you haven't already been watching - Pete Kanaris from Florida is producing some fantastic video tours of Costa Rica farms. Very interesting and in his latest he provides some history on an original commercial banana that's making a comeback (Eco Developer Creates 40 Acre Permaculture Farm in Costa Rica
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Re: Touring Costa Rica Food Forests
It's self-promotion. The word permaculture is thrown in for marketing. Take a few thousand acres here and another over there and you have a real farm.
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