Yeomans 1958 the challenge of landscape
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Yeomans, P.A. 1958. The challenge of landscape: the development and practice of keyline. Keyline Publishing Pty Limited, Sydney, Australia.
Notes
- Yeomans' most complete and detailed writing on his concepts of landscape and parcel scale planning for farm development.
- He describes seven scales of permanence: climate, land shape, water supply, farm roads, trees, farm buildings, subdivision, soils
- His theories were developed in a gynomorphically old dryland landscape, with clay soils, and intermit rainfall, where grazing was the primary agricultural activity.
- He developed integrated systems of water catchment to increase habitability, food security, and reduce fire risk.
- Yeomans' theories strongly affected Mollison's development of Permaculture Design.
