1. Central Texas Ecology & Natural Cycles
1.1 Understanding Your Context
1.2 Rainwater Management
1.3 Central Texas Plant Selection
1.4 Central Texas Riparian Ecosystems
1.5 Prairie and Savanna Ecosystems
2. Food Sovereignty, Bioregional Integration, Ecological Harmony
2.1 Regenerative Agroecology & Soil Fertility
2.2 Homesteading and Growing Biodiverse Foods
We believe that healthy soils, healthy plants and healthy people are all connected.
2.3 Agnihotra
2.4 Electroculture
2.5 Water Structuring
2.6 Primary Water
2.7 BioGeometry and Sacred Geometrical Principles
2.8 Ethical Hunting and Foraging
3. Biophilic Architecture, Sustainable Building
3.1 Air Quality, Heating and Cooling
3.2 Synergy Files
4. Books, Podcasts, In Person and Online Learning Opportunities
4.1 Books
4.2 Podcasts
4.3 Local In-Person and Online Learning Opportunities
Take a look at what’s happening right now to many large worm farms
5. Central Texas Community Involvement
5.1 All
6. Our Friends and Local Companies We Love
6.1 Friends/Partners
With aerated composting, turning the pile is unnecessary; in fact, turning the pile impedes the composting process.
Feast or famine, we’ll be ready for rain and ready for drought.