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--- urban-artfarm [2012/12/03 17:26] – [AIR pollution monitoring] annemie
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 [[http://www.notbored.org/new-babylon.html|constant nieuwenhuys, new babylon]]
 {{:ua:politicsofchange.pdf|annemie maes: politics of change}}
+{{http://www.futureproofed.com/en/why|futureproofed}}
 **shifts in the urban lifestyle make shifts in the urban landscape** (Cpuls)
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 Universiteit Wageningen - http://www.urban-agriculture.wur.nl/NL/publicaties/
 http://www.stedelijkefoodprint.nl/
+local food, transition books
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 ====permaculture principles====
+The OpenGreens project covers different bottom up approaches for designing human environments that have the stability and diversity of natural ecosystems. Integration of urban agriculture, honeybees and their role in urban ecosystems, renewable energy systems, food sovereignty systems, natural building, rainwater harvesting and urban planning along with the economic, political and social policies that make sustainable living possible and practical.
 principles of permaculture design according to Bill Mollison* relative location: how elements of the design are in relation to other elements. What are the connections between them?
   * multiple function: each element of the design should perform at least 3 different functions. (trees=> windbreak, food, rooftop insulation, ...)
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 ====composting: with a little help of our friends====
-The self sufficient garden is not far away. With a little help from our friends, the small micro-organisms we can find in amounts of zillions in the garden compost heap, we can make microbial fuel cells which can power small devices (sensors) for monitoring the gardens.
+The self sufficient garden is not far away. With a little help from our friends, the insects and micro-organisms we can find in amounts of zillions in the garden compost heap, we can make microbial fuel cells which can power small devices (sensors) for monitoring the gardens.
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 http://padma.okno.be/Vh6euewf/00:00:00.000-00:03:06.000
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 carrot-pumpkin cake (Franziska)
 beetroot chocolate cake (Franziska)
+gratiné of young leak, swiss chard and potatoes (Fabrice)
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+Opened the hive#1 (december 18 2012) to check broken sensor. Bees still alive, cosy and warm in the hive. Temperature was rising instantly when opening.
+Discussed with Antonio which sensors to change and how. Try to stabilize the platform and link the data to the smartcitizenmap BCN.
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 /12/01 => Radek,Mácek, Annemie: preparing the garden for winter (all water related stuff, compost, new planting, pruning)
 /12/03 => Otber,Annemie:  preparing the garden for winter : prune, plant new fruittrees, lifting potatoes, change rose-bushes
+/12/06-7 => Shu Lea Cheang and Malik, harvesting the last potatoes
+/12/08 => cleaning up the greenhouse, composting last tomato plants
+/12/21-24 => picking Brussels sprouts, lettuce, young spinach and leak. billy, fabrice, am
+/12/26 => planting Sedum sempervivens on the roof of the bee cabin
+/12/28 => plant the //Prunus czar// and //Prunus miragrande// inthe orchard
+/12/30 => pile up the compost heap, harvest the last Brussels Sprouts, replant the dog roses