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>>29580727
check out bill mollison's global gardener videos. 4 little movies covering each climate + urban:
https://www.permaculturedesignmagazine.com/product-page/the-global-gardener-with-bill-mollison

geoff lawton has a nice documentary called urban permaculture:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qXgbrIYcFE

also good, aussie focus but applies to all temperate climates with minimal effort:
https://deepgreenpermaculture.com/

livestock is another realm entirely and needs a lot of pasture per head. also special skills / dedicated spaces for slaughtering, smoking, etc. I'm personally trying to just have some ducks and go to a cattle farm for free/cheap organ meat like beef heart.

pic is the crabapple + wild beach rose guild last summer. a lot of this stuff is brand new so it's not impressive. also a deer ate my trees because I forgot to fence them off.

>>29580736
try hugelkultur built on big logs. the flood should soak the logs and help break them down, while the logs themselves will give plenty of structure. estimated lifetime of a hugel bed is 5-6 years, then you get delicious humus to fertilize other beds. pic incoming of a mini hugel herb spiral (we live in a tiny place, FL is really big)