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Monthly Swap Shuffle Share at Fair Harvest
Swap Shuffle Share in the Old Barn Swap Shuffle Share is a growing movement for sharing excess seed, plants and...
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How much hands on gardening is in a PDC?
How much hands on gardening is in a PDC? This is a question that has been debated by PDC...
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How To Make Zucchini Wraps
How to make zucchini wraps If your garden is anything like ours, it’s pumping out zucchinis at the moment,...
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Festival Of No Waste and Charlie Mgee Sundowner 2017
Festival of No Waste and Charlie Mgee Sundowner 2017 The sixth annual Fair Harvest festival, the “Festival of No...
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How to make Pumpkin Leather
One of my favourite things to make with pumpkin is a delicious leather. It is a savoury snack that...
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Hugelkultur In The Fair Harvest Garden
Two years ago we decided to experiment with Hugelkutur, a form of raised garden beds using rotting timber to...
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Permaculture and Minfulness
The following is a little about why I believe permaculture and mindfulness go hand in hand. I feel very...
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May Permaculture Design Certificate 2017
May Permaculture Design Certificate 2017 The may Permaculture Design Certificate tends to creeps up on us so quickly after...
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Food for the road
Food for the Road Going on a road trip is pretty exciting, but the idea of eating junk...
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Swap Shuffle Share Five Years On.
Swap Shuffle Share Five Years On Our last Swap Shuffle Share was on a wet and rainy day in...
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Festival of No Waste November 26th 2017
Festival of No Waste Sunday November 26th 2017 This year’s Fair Harvest Festival, the “Festival of No Waste” plus...
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“Great course content. Theory is presented well, is understandable and translated through demonstration and practical exercises. A great opportunity to meet like-minded folk.” – Peter
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Camping during the Permaculture Design Certificate
Lovely campsite, enjoyed the birdlife around us and the awesome designs around everywhere. Shower worked very well, using it as well as the compost toilet was surprisingly a great experience and very pleasant. Great ideas I got from that. I enjoyed that there were no restrictions (other than private areas) as where we were allowed to go on the property. Was great wandering around and getting inspired.
“Loved the compost shower!”
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“So yummy! Thank you so much for all the time and effort you had to put into making so many amazing meals. And also thank you for introducing so many new and wonderful fruits and vegetables.” – Marnie
Loved the food. Thank you for making my taste buds sing!
Yum! Thank you for cooking some of the yummiest, healthiest food I’ve ever eaten… was so wonderful seeing fresh produce from the garden turned into the amazing food we ate over the PDC.
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“Thanks to Jodie and Do (and all the other teachers) for giving me the most incredible, life changing experience over the course of the PDC. There’s no going back now and I can’t wait to start using all the amazing knowledge about permaculture I have gained because of it. I am so grateful to have had this opportunity” – Poppy
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“I wanted to learn about permaculture without really knowing why, so I attended the Intro to Permaculture course and then I knew I needed to know more. So I signed up for the PDC thinking a bit of it would apply to me – and it has opened up a new world of information, friends and new recipes for cooking plants / fruits I have never heard of before. The course has helped me understand how important it is for all of us to do our bit, from where we are, with what we have, to grow our food, recycle and reuse our resources, and celebrate the gift of life” – Anne
