Yeah that's the one. Date trees for days

I would assume in the near future a perm designer would be treated as a residential landscape designer for complexes if there were a demand for them

Or an urban park designer for city projects

Yeah, small scale business as opposed to commercial stuff

That would work as well, maybe in blue states tho

@EcoDIckmcgee Do you have an AG background?

No but I'm interested in the ((AG) Agricultural?) field

Ive only ever planted little potted things

Still a pretty good starting place. Also just having an interest in it is a big plus. Eventually the older farmers won't be around so someone will have to take up the hoe. What area were you thinking of?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=esMnme69t2M

Sandstorm video?

Permaculture acrually

Nice

But specifically biogenetics

In the ecological realm

I haven't seen it too much out my way, is there a big demand for it in your area?

If I were to fully study it

Nope

But I'm close to Asheville where they have like 4 different schools for permaculture

Gotta love the hippies sometimes

That's legit. I didn't even realize there were schools for it yet. I think it's still a certificate class out this way, which doesn't make any sense. Permaculture is best applied to the deserts.

Imo

Well they're not licensed schools, just "schools" you go in for 4 weeks to 3 months

Which all offer the same permie certificate

Ah, that's what it is around here too. Just goes to show that the actual techniques that can conserve and better the environment get swept under the rug.

I think a full out fukushima method should do for deserts

Throw seeds off a plane and in a few years find out which parts of the Sonoran desert are fertile enough for weed (not the devils lettuce) growth

Are you an avid planter?

If you see seed growth, the lands fertile enough

Yeah, or at least I use to be. My parents stated a plant nursery a few years back. My brother and I were supposed to work together to continue on with it... But him and I don't really get a long. Kek and that's putting it niceky

They tried their best eh

But yeah, that technique, Fukushima, never heard of it described as that, seems like a pretty good way of going about it.

The nursery is still going, I'm just not a part of it. It's for the best tho

Not planning on staying in CA forever. I'd like to actually be able to afford to have a family

kek I meant Fukuoka

His name isn't related to a nuclear disaster

Masanobu Fukuoka

Lol, that makes a lot more sense

Midwest sounds like it's for you

*is

Utah or Colorado was what I was thinking of