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--- urbanfarm-original_or_uf-o [2012/11/28 08:20] – [composting: with a little help of our friends] annemie
+++ urbanfarm-original_or_uf-o [2016/01/13 17:48] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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     Ilya Prigogine & Isabelle Stengers, Man’s New Dialogue With Nature,1979
 __further reading:__
-[[http://www.notbored.org/new-babylon.html|constant nieuwenhuys, new babylon]]
+{{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}}
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 =====01. the Urban ArtFarm project=====
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 http://opengreens.okno.be/plant_timeline.php?id=145
-{{:ua:moss01.jpg?250x188|moss on the roofs of the valldaura project}}{{:ua:moss02.jpg?250x188|moss on the roofs of the valldaura project}}
+{{:ua:moss01.jpg?200x150|moss on the roofs of the valldaura project}}{{:ua:moss02.jpg?200x150|moss on the roofs of the valldaura project}}
 While green roofing is an accepted stormwater control technology, little is known about the quality of the roof runoff. In Phase I of this research, several green roof media (formed from commonly-used expanded minerals, stormwater filter media, and organic matter) were evaluated for their abilities to retain the pollutants from a synthetic acid rain. The samples were analyzed for metals, nutrients, and pH. The hypothesis was that a mixed media that is “better” at pollutant removal and permanent retention could be created based on these laboratory testing results. A media composed of expanded shale, granular activated carbon, and sphagnum peat moss was the most effective.
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 /12/01 => Radek, preparing the garden for winter (all water related stuff)
 /12/03 => Otber, preparing the garden for winter : prune, plant new fruittrees
+/12/06-7 => Shu Lea Cheang and Malik, harvesting the last potatoes
+/12/08 => cleaning up the greenhouse, composting last tomato plants