by David The Good
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Two days ago we lost a true visionary.
Bill Mollison was the father of permaculture and a huge influence on my thinking.
This tribute from Permaculture Magazine is worth reading.
I also recommend you check out Mollison’s books.
Rest in peace, Bill.
Wish we could have met.
I’m David The Good, gardening author, homesteading, survival gardener, nursery owner and plant geek. Let’s grow some food!
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One response to “Rest in Peace, Bill Mollison”
Bill Mollison was invited to present his Permaculture methods to a vegetarian farming community (established in 1986-now), which we were affiliated with when we lived in the nearby town,, in the Hunter Valley, NSW, Australia., He presented a full day of demonstrations on Permaculture. The man is/was an absolute gem, made growing food so easy, using what was available in a sustainable way, many similarities in how David the Good grows and teaches how to produce an abundance of food crops here in North Florida. Big fan of both Bill and David, Lisa Gallo