Willow coppice Wales
Willow must be the fastest growing tree in our temperate climate. It likes full sun and no competition and can establish itself rapidly. It also ...
Author: Steve
Biochar on a bonfire
Treflach farm laid some of their hedges last winter. This created piles of brash, narrow diameter sticks and twigs that are hard to use usefully ...
Solstice message 2020
Permaculture 2021, a solstice message looking forward after a tumultuous year, from sector39
Making fuel from plastic waste
Reclaiming energy from plastic is a huge untapped potential and can help eliminate the plastic waste slowly choking the envirnoment.
Food forest at Save
This might not look like much but it is the product of 11 months of work, at Save school, Huye Rwanda. In that time we ...
Felix’s story
Felix’s permaculture story from Homa Bay Kenya
The end of oil is looming, finally
The oil industry is dying and about time too for the climate, but really we are not yet ready for such a fundamental shift. Professor ...
Wales Real Food and Farming Conference
Snippets and highlights from the Wales Food and Farming conference. This four-day on-line conference, which has grown out the Oxford Real Farmers Conference. The conference ...
Rwandan rain gardens
The Rwandan Women’s Permaculture group is forming around this ground saving project at Save school near Huye in Rwanda.
Your permaculture journey starts here
Permaculture is a lifelong journey and here is a set resources with podcasts, presentations and videos to set you on your way. Getting into permaculture ...