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The Apios Institute supports you to undertake ecological garden design, research, demonstration, and education. We support the mimicry of temperate deciduous forest ecosystems for the production of food, fuel, fiber, fodder, fertilizers, farmaceuticals, and fun.

Apios Wiki News!

Thanks for your suggestions! We are working on (and fundraising for) a long list of improvements we’d like to add to the site. These include:

1. Adding mushrooms and livestock
2. Making it possible for members to add new species
3. Making it possible to search for species and polycultures by size, sun and shade, etc.
4. Adding more climate types
5. Adding tags so that we can develop a pattern language of polycultures together!
6. Making everything much easier and faster to use
7. Setting up sponsorships that would allow free use of the website
8. Adding the species matrix from Edible Forest Gardens Volume II as a searchable database
9. Adding farm management practices like keyline, rainwater harvesting,
10. and much more...

Wiki Work Trader Options

Don’t want to pay? Apios is offering a work trade option: If you pledge to post some content at least once every three months, you can join for free. Click here to arrange your work trade option now.

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Please use the paypal button below. Any amount of support will be greatly appreciated!

The Edible Forest Gardens wiki is a co-creative space where ou can post photos and stories about perennial plants, polycultures, and forest gardens – and view posts from other edible forest gardeners from cold climates around the world. The wiki is growing quickly, and we'll soon be adding more features to better-categorize your forest gardens and polycultures. We look forward to your contribution.

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