r/okpermies

57 archived posts · Sep 2019 – Feb 2022

Oklahoma Permaculture

r/okpermies

Oklahoma Permaculture! Whether your a farmer, an urban homesteader, a carbon-neutral hermit, a houseplant collector, a newbie gardener, a career mycologist, a 4th generation forager, a wisher, a liar, a magic-bean-buyer, come in. 🍄 For we have some flax-golden tales to spin. Come in! 🍄 Permaculture uses these principles in a growing number of fields from regenerative agriculture, rewilding, and community.🌱

Created Sep 18, 2019 · restricted

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Bloom where you are planted. 🌼

Permaculture is a set of design principles centered on whole systems thinking simulating or directly utilizing the patterns and resilient features observed in natural ecosystems. It uses these principles in a growing number of fields from regenerative agriculture, rewilding, and community.

Agriculturally, Oklahoma includes zones 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b and a small pocket of 8a, and if you live here you know about our red dirt! This subreddit is for all things permie and homesteading related in our unique ecosystem. The main r/Permaculture sub is vast and huge with many links to many topics and wonderful resources, but this is a reddit community for Oklahoma. Please no spam.

Let's see what you're growing, Okies!

*As we are living in a changing climate, speak openly about that here, and any and all adaptations on your property and in your homes or share resources. Relevant cannabis growing posts are allowed here from licensed patients and shops, providing they relate to the sub. Zerowaste type posts and renewables and other opportunities including climate-related actions are welcomed. note: outright posts and comments of climate change denial or trolling positive climate actions may be removed.

**note: This is a small sub your participation is encouraged- like a flower we cannot grow without your time and TLC! Much more to come, and would be interested in setting up local plant related swap events. Enjoy.

**OK Permies sub is not affiliated in any way with the permies.com or richsoil.com - I got this name from a climate change adaptation site.

Useful links:

Oklahoma WildCrafting -Native edible plants and foraging, built by local foragers.
Better Times- the late Bob Waldrop's website/links to his other wealth of resources/channels. So much great stuff here.
OK Sustainability Network

Neighboring subreddits

r/Permaculture/ - Main permaculture hub, much going on here!
r/okwx - Oklahoma Weather!
r/BackYardChickens/
r/Frugal
r/Gardening
r/greencommunes/
r/Hydroponics
r/aquaponics
r/simpleliving
r/vegetablegardening
r/Homesteading
r/SelfSufficiency
r/SolarDIY
r/Solar
r/Vermiculture

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