Rogue Anarchoculture

Rogue Anarchoculture A page for those seeking a forever culture without hierarchy through radical mycology,
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Rogue Anarchoculture is a post 9/11 veteran + accomplice coalition rooted in the cosmovision of permaculture principles and ethics. We seek to promote community development through traditional approaches in education, art, integral health, and regenerative agriculture. We are committed to supporting the development of food sovereignty and security in the communities we work with, in both urban and rural areas.

08/27/2024
08/27/2024

A forest garden is an innovative approach to landscaping that seeks to emulate a natural forest's structure and biodiversity. This type of garden is designed as an edible landscape where fruit and nut trees, berry bushes, herbs, vegetables, and other edible plants coexist in harmony. The key to creating a low-maintenance forest garden is to primarily use native species. Native plants typically require fewer interventions and resources, helping to establish a garden that is both self-sustaining and minimal in its need for maintenance.

The main objective of a forest garden is to foster a self-sustaining ecosystem that demands little upkeep, while also providing a rich variety of foods and creating a habitat for local wildlife. Although the ideal permaculture food forest incorporates native plants, sometimes the native options available might not align perfectly with your culinary preferences. This introduces a practical consideration in the planning phase, balancing ecological benefits with personal taste.

08/27/2024
08/27/2024

it's always a good day to kill your lawn 🌿

08/27/2024

Now in stock at the Westside is a new product called . Made by Patricia Mabin, a Chippewa woman from North Dakota, we are glad to support small Native Woman owned businesses. Please come and taste them, they are so yummy and made with really quality and clean ingredients 🦬 ❤️

08/03/2024

Unique Weathering Pattern Creates Fascinating Geometric Ripples on a Chain Link Fence!!
*Over the past few years, Twitter user has photographed his chain link fence due to a mysterious weathering pattern that has caused groups of concentric rings to appear on the upper side of the fence’s segments. His macro photographs emphasize the intriguing apparitions, which appear like miniature crop circles on the metal bars. Despite his research, he has not discovered the specific cause of the pattern.

~Devon

08/03/2024

Watch out for the dynamite tree!

08/01/2024

Wild orchids are typically found in tropical climates, but New England is home to about 70 species.

07/31/2024

Interesting idea!

07/31/2024
07/29/2024

Seaweed farms on both coasts are beginning to take hold, tapping into decades of painstaking science, and could help shellfish thrive in waters affected by climate change and pollution.

07/29/2024

“Natural play strengthens children’s self-confidence and arouses their senses—their awareness of the world and all that moves in it, seen and unseen.”—Richard Louv, Last Child in the Woods Welcome to our nature-immersive Rewild Youth Homeschool Program! This program is a weekly outdoor pro...

07/29/2024

I had to share this quote from the book I’m reading — Rest is Resistance: A Manifesto by Tricia Hersey because it just hit me so deep when I heard it.

Also this book is SO therapeutic, it is healing me in ways I didn’t know I needed and is motivating me to continue to deconstruct all of the lies that have been pushed on me my entire life. I highly reccomend it.

07/26/2024
07/26/2024

𝐂𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐌𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜: 𝐌𝐮𝐬𝐡𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐦 𝐏𝐡𝐨𝐭𝐨𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐩𝐡𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐭

Calling all photography enthusiasts! Join our exciting mushroom photography contest and showcase the enchanting world of fungi through your lens.

How to Participate:

1. Capture three stunning shots of mushrooms:
☑️ High-angle shot / Top view
☑️ Lateral / Side view
☑️ Low-angle shot / Bottom view

2. Submit the participant’s name and the location or GPS coordinates where it was found.

3. Submit your entries through this Google form:

https://forms.gle/ue5EydUKuzsvAtz56
https://forms.gle/ue5EydUKuzsvAtz56
https://forms.gle/ue5EydUKuzsvAtz56

The Google Form will be open for 2 weeks for you to submit your entries. The entry with the most reactions will win two exclusive books on mushrooms! Don't miss out on this chance to showcase your mushroom photography skills and win amazing prizes.

For more updates, stay tuned to our official page. Happy photographing!


07/26/2024

🌳 brings numerous benefits to communities and the environment.

Here are 5 benefits of agroforestry

1️⃣ Increases farm productivity and incomes
2️⃣ Boosts food and nutrition security
3️⃣ Builds resilience to climate change
4️⃣ Improves soil health and conserves water
5️⃣ Sustains and enhances biodiversity

Via Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

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With fall upon us #PermaPOGs, it’s time to play one of our favorite games, Hops, Not Hops! Play along below!

If we had a dollar for every time a entity reached out wanting to create a course to sell, we could retire. Why don’t we? Simple, #PermaPOGs. Knowledge should be free. Knowledge should be respected. Anything you want to know about veterans and permaculture can be found for free on either the internet, this feed, or your local public library. Why free? 1. We didn't pay for the information we learned. 2. Any cost is a barrier, and when it comes to growing food we would never want to bar anyone from taking that step. 3. Despite rumors, we are human and are always learning ourselves (Hence Permanent Personas Organizing & Growing, #PermaPOGs :) It is humbling to be on the same level as everyone else. 4. Passion, people, and planet over profit. If profit is the motive we are more likely to create a structure that benefits us more than you to keep you reliant on our mode of profit. (sips tea.)

Butterflies get most of the energy and moisture they need from plant nectar. Male butterflies need minerals, salt, and amino acids for reproduction, #PermaPOGs. They can get these nutrients from moist soil, where water has evaporated leaving minerals near the surface

The Mason Bee’s are alive and well at Rouge Permaculture’s newest collaboration at #HillHaven, in beautiful Tenino, WA. Few strategies for keeping our environment healthy are as interesting, simple and fun as raising mason bees, tiny insects that are gaining popularity with gardeners and farmers alike. What’s more, encouraging wild mason bees to your slice of earth – no matter how small or urban – could help counter negative effects of declining honey bee colonies. Some experts even believe that continuing to build up wild bee populations, and managing them to work more extensively as orchard or field pollinators, could be an important step in ensuring that some of our most nutritious foods, like almonds, melons, and blueberries, continue to be readily available, high in quality, and affordable.

New Order Form Here: https://forms.gle/Hr9ULwP8GVzuGfaR7 We are learning so much this year, #PermaPOGs. Today's fun fact is that the USPS does not like sunflower seeds that aren't sent parcel post. (Sorry Rachel R. and Gary, your seeds will be there soon, they took a detour!) But here at Rogue Permaculture we are not afraid to apply self-regulation & accept feedback. We have decided to keep shipping our Seeds of Solidarity but this time we are offering the Seeds of Gratitude Trifecta with our remaining stock of Giant Golden Amaranth, Hungarian Breadseed Poppy, and our darling Cha Cha Cha Chia seeds! For 15 dollars you will get a 100 seeds of all three, more if you like and follow our page, and a bonus seed pack that is much flatter that will fill the pollinator spot of Sunflowers. 100% of the proceeds will go to support the direct action, solidarity, and mutual aid projects for the progressive permaculture veterans of Rogue Permaculture. New Order Form Here! https://forms.gle/Hr9ULwP8GVzuGfaR7 We have raised over $300 at this point and we hope to keep raising money for the forces of good for the rest of the year!

Our Seed Swap Drive was an exuberant success, #PermaPOGs! We got seeds sent from every corner of the country, covering annuals, perennials, medicinals, pollinators, herbs, oh my! Now we are in the next phase of our fall fundraising drive for the 2022 season. All November Long We'll be offering Solidarity Seeds for sale, with 100% of the proceeds going into the Rogue #PermaPOG Holiday Mutual Aid Fund! The seeds were grown at the Rogue Permaculture Farm following Certified Permaculture Ethics/Principles and hugelkultur practices. Seed List Coming Soon!

#Mangroves are a small, coastal tree species that occur worldwide in the tropics and subtropics, and are particularly proficient at absorbing carbon and storing it in their extensive root systems underground, #PermaPOG's. Carbon stored in mangrove forests is considered blue carbon, because it is stored on the coast. In addition to their excellent carbon sequestration abilities, mangroves provide excellent flood and storm protection to the coastal area itself. Our mangrove restoration efforts in Madagascar support planting locations on parcels of coastal land to the North West of the island, near Mahajanga. Whilst the combined restoration area is wider, to date we have funded mangrove planting spanning an area of around 600 hectares of this degraded coastal region – and as each small pocket of land is planted, our community’s funding is directed to support further planting, further along the coast. Ecologi’s community has supported mangrove planting in this part of Madagascar ever since our founding in August 2020, and we estimate that during the full project period our community will have helped fund the planting of 13 million mangrove trees here. Help us plant more today: https://ecologi.com/permapog?r=6092cbf528ba24b7bc33e86c

Woodchips can be a great mulch resource which can add nutrients to your soil, provide moisture retention for your plants and suppress weeds. Since there are many sources like this for woodchips you may well be able to find them in your area. If you do not, remember that there are many other ways of making mulch, #PermaPOG’s!

Meanwhile, at the #PermaPOG Permablitz in the Anarchist Jurisdiction of Portland, Oregon...

Not that it’s surprising, but it is different to be running a company with female founders instead of males ones, #PermaPOG's. Men are taken more seriously in business, while it’s often assumed women are “just working a side hustle.” Male founded companies receive funding after their first round nearly 35% of the time. For female founders, it’s only 2% of the time. We think it has something to do with who is in the room making decisions as to how products are valued. In honor of International Women’s Day 2021, we thought we’d pay tribute to just a couple of the amazing permaculture women we know. Some of them are well known, and some of them are not. But they are all fabulous, and they’re the tip of the iceberg. Let’s support and celebrate the powerful work of women. While finding small, new companies is harder than buying the same products you’ve always purchased it can make a difference. Seek them out. If you find a great company tell your friends. Tell us too! This weekend we’ll be sharing them on our channels. Let’s work together to share the work women-owned businesses/services are doing to make the world a better place!

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Why Veteran Permaculture?

Rogue Permaculture is a grassroots advocacy/consulting network. We envision that intersectional veteran communities can work cooperatively by reclaiming and promoting their own traditional practices and values.

We are a post 9/11 veterans coalition rooted in the cosmovision of permaculture principles and ethics. We seek to promote community development through traditional approaches in education, art, integral health, and regenerative agriculture. We are committed to supporting the development of the diverse communities we work with, in both Urban and Rural areas.

OUR MISSION

To support and empower veterans to become their own protagonists in developing restorative ways of living.

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