The Ecological Farm Project

Lawrence F. London, Jr. (london@svr1.nuteknet.com)
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The Ecological Farm Project








    

         
         
        
        The Tropical 

        Ecological Farm		
    

    

         
        

        Welcome to the Tropical Ecological Farm. You are visitor
        number .
The
        Tropical Ecological Farm was started by the British
        scientist, Dr. Thomas R. Preston,
        6 years ago. The idea was to create a farm that used
        everything it produced, and to make the best use of what
        was available locally, rather than depend on bought and
        imported inputs. The farm has served as a test lab to
        develop techniques for livestock production which are
        both kind to the environment and beneficial to small
        farmers and their families.

        
The Tropical Ecological Farm is located on the campus
        of the University of Agriculture and Forestry, Thu Duc,
        Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam.

         

        		
    

    

         
        
Follow the
        links to find out more about the Tropical Ecological Farm
        and some 

        of the technology used there.

        		
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        The
        Tropical Ecological Farm - The Principles and the vision.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        The
        Biodigester - microbes and the heat of the sun
        convert waste into energy for cooking and heating.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Duckweed - not just for ducks.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Sugar Cane and the Sugar Palm -
        The most efficient way to capture the Sun's energy.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Local breeds - the key to taking
        advantage of local resources.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Trees as Food, but not only food.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Fish -
        Closing the cycle
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        Total Integration - a schematic
        diagram.
    

    

         
         
        

        		
        For
        Further information...
    

    

         
        
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Email: ecofarm@compuserve.com

        		
    







 





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