Category: Permaculture

Meet ROCKCOTE’s Permaculturalist, Danial Lawton in the latest instalment of The People of ROCKCOTE. Learn about what his role involves and how it aligns with ROCKCOTE’s values. Source

There are new additions to the honey berry inventory as well as a transplanting of an older large bush that us doing well. Source

When you are laying out your bales for your straw bale garden, make sure to get the cut side up. It will help soak up water, and hold the nutrients in your bales. We compare two bales one cut side up and the other sideways. Source

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In this video we show you our last project, made with the help of a group during March’s retreat; a Banana Circle. The #BananaCircle is an element in Permaculture systems used to filter grey water and use the nutrients in them to grow plants. Permaculture and Yoga Programs INFO: bit.ly/y_pyp Check us out: WANT TO…

In this week’s episode, JM Fortier explores the multifaceted roles wood plays in permaculture and how it serves as a cornerstone in the development of sustainable ecosystems. BCS Chipper: https://www.bcsamerica.com/product/chipper-shredder Masterclass: https://themarketgardener.com/the-market-gardener-masterclass/ Newsletter: https://themarketgardener.com/newsletter/ 🧑‍ Blog: https://themarketgardener.com/articles/ Books: https://themarketgardener.com/category/publications/ Please help us out by SUBSCRIBING to the channel and LIKING this video! Your support is…

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The deep litter method is a good old fashioned way to keep chickens in a resilient natural system. See how to create a regenerative, living cycle in the henhouse and chicken run that yields fresh eggs, nitrogen rich compost for the garden and orchard and a healthy, contented flock of free range laying hens, ducks,…

Did you know you can plant seeds in the fall? What about on top of snow? No matter what season it is, it’s always a good time to plant native species in your yard. Whether it’s an early season bloomer like Shooting Star or a late season bloomer like Witch Hazel, planting native species will…

Highlights: Plastic in Permaculture: Hero or Villain? Why I Put Plastic in My Orchard – And You Might Too Saving My Orchard with Plastic: The Controversial Choice Microplastics Scare: Is My Orchard Safe? Plastic vs. Nature: The Permaculture Debate Heats Up Controversial Use of Plastic: The discussion tackles the polarizing topic of using plastic in…