Record 027 · Guides · 2002
Walipini Construction (The Underground Greenhouse) — AgroKlub PDF mirror
AgroKlub CDN mirror of Benson Agriculture and Food Institute
“Verified alternate CDN host of the 2002 revised Benson Institute Walipini Construction bulletin (same text as Open Source Ecology PDF already in set)—kept as archival mirror…”
Verified alternate CDN host of the 2002 revised Benson Institute Walipini Construction bulletin (same text as Open Source Ecology PDF already in set)—kept as archival mirror for link-rot resilience. PDF title page: Walipini Construction (The Underground Greenhouse), Revised Version 2002, Benson Agriculture and Food Institute, Brigham Young University. Defines Walipini from Aymara as "place of warmth"; designed for La Paz, Bolivia; growing area 6–8 ft underground with solar capture. Describes rectangular hole covered by plastic; longest side faces winter sun; rammed-earth rear wall; double plastic airspace; La Paz model materials cited $250–$300.
Content duplicate of Open Source Ecology-hosted Benson PDF already in candidates; retained only as distinct verified URL/mirror.
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- PDF title page: Walipini Construction (The Underground Greenhouse), Revised V…
- Defines Walipini from Aymara as "place of warmth"; designed for La Paz, Boliv…
- Describes rectangular hole covered by plastic; longest side faces winter sun;…
PDF title page: Walipini Construction (The Underground Greenhouse), Revised Version 2002, Benson Agriculture and…
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