Andrew Schreiber
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May- 2015 -7 May
Live Stake Propagation
Tips and case-studies for re-vegetating and pioneering large system. Live-stake cuttings are a type of hardwood cutting taken from mature,…
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Aug- 2014 -20 August
Low-Tech Natural Nursery Strategies (Washington, USA)
When most people think about nurseries and plant propagation, they conjure up rows and rows of black pots and the…
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Jul- 2014 -18 July
Designer Resource: Getting Soil Data from the USDA Web Soil Survey (USA)
Soil is one of the basic resources that we have when beginning to work with land. Along with water, climatic…
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11 July
Designer Resource: Finding Long-Term Climate Data in the US Using NOAA
Monthly climate normals graph Having accurate climatic data is an important part of designing a resilient and productive ecological system…
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Jun- 2014 -18 June
Making Seedballs: An Ancient Method of No-till Agriculture
Dried and Finished “Clay Dumplings” What’s a Seed ball? Seeds balls are an ancient technique for propagating plants from seeds…
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14 June
Seeding Into Frost Heaves: Leveraging a Natural Soil Disturbance Event
A close up of frost heaves A common winter sight in most cold temperate regions are frost-heaves; areas of water-saturated…
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5 June
Bone Sauce: A Tool for Deterring Browsing
Applying the bone sauce Bone sauce is a product of the destructive distillation of bones — a process which separates…
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