Jeff with bamboo fish trap in irrigation channel
Water hyacinth, a fast growing accumulator of nitrogen and phosphorus, flourishes in the irrigation channel and is periodically removed and used as nutrient rich mulch on the adjacent garden beds. 2010-08-21
Jeff of Chiang Mai
On Friday, August 20th, Neil and I took the overnight train from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. The next morning, Jeff, a lecturer at a Chiang Mai University, met us at the train station.
Jeff with bamboo fish trap in irrigation channel
Jeff's home is a beautiful, small permaculture farm outside of Chiang Mai.
Water hyacinth, a fast growing accumulator of nitrogen and phosphorus, flourishes in the irrigation channel and is periodically removed and used as nutrient rich mulch on the adjacent garden beds.
Jeff with bamboo fish trap in irrigation channelWater hyacinth, a fast growing accumulator of nitrogen and phosphorus, flourishes in the irrigation channel and is periodically removed and used as nutrient rich mulch on the adjacent garden beds. 
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