NSF and keyline

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NSF and keyline

Post by antigoon » Wed Jan 09, 2008 8:03 pm

What are people's thoughts on Yeoman's keyline principles compared with NSF? Are they competing or complementary approaches?
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Post by duane » Thu Jan 10, 2008 12:58 pm

Is NSF similar to “Keyline”?

“Keyline” is an engineering water manipulation process that does not consider the natural water system in the landscape.

Soil fertility is distributed in a vital way for a sustainable landscape. Plants are the landcarers, they make good soil and maintain a healthy balance. The first few centimetres grass will dominate.

In many cases “Keyline” would disrupt these processes.
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