The permaculture principles are not only reminding us how to design lands and communities but also how to react to change and make decisions. We had to postpone our PDC because of COVID-19. However, we will start with a 3-hour permaculture session each afternoon following the topics, knowledge, and structure that would be part of a normal Permaculture Design Course. In addition, we will put our main focus on building abundance/resilience in terms of food production, plant medicine, and social permaculture. We also make it available for everybody in social isolation and start sharing the essence of our daily session with the global community and likeminded friends. Join us on this learning journey starting this Friday, April 3!
Read MoreWant to know how to design a garden using the permaculture approach? This article and the video shows how we incorporated a garden and shelter to fulfill our needs in harmony with nature. It gives you an understanding of how we came up with the garden design, featuring the permaculture zoning. It gives you an overview of the different stages we went through to turn a degraded area into a thriving ecosystem full of food for soil and humans.
Read MoreWhat topics are covered in a Permaculture Design Course and how? A Content overview of a 17-day PDC in Thailand at Gaia Ashram in April 2019. We will answer this question giving an overview about the topics and hand-on practice based on the 2019 PDC organized by flowful at Gaia Ashram in the Northeast of Thailand. You will learn about the different topics but also how they work together to finally create one big picture.
Read MoreWhy attending a Permaculture Design Course in Thailand and how does it chage your way of looking at things?
We will answer these questions giving a review of the 2019 PDC organized by flowful at Gaia Ashram in the Northeast of Thailand. You will learn something about the people who attended, group dynamics, thematic focus and the successes we achieved during the course.
Want to know how to build a tiny house made out of mud-bricks or other natural materials. This article and the video shows all the stages we went through to build our first mud brick house, following the tiny house principles. It is a reflection on the process building a tiny house (40sqm plus outdoor kitchen) within 11 months from March 2018 to January 2019.
Read MoreWhat is permaculture and how does it interact with gardening or natural farming and where it is actually coming from? One of the questions that are essential to figuring out if permaculture is the right design methodology for you. This article gives you a first impression about permaculture, the history and also current trends and future development of the movement.
Read MoreWorm composting or vermicomposting is a great way to reuse your vegetable scrubs. Worms are eating your kitchen waste and turn it into vermicompost that is rich in nutrients and full of microorganisms. This super compost helps you to create and maintain healthy soil, give nutrients back and support your vegetable production. This article covers the main benefits of worm composting and how to set up a worm farm in an easy way.
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