Neervanaa·Oct 28The Hardest Part of Farming Might Be Doing NothingTwo twin brothers, a food forest in the making, and the rather uncomfortable art of leaving things alone.A response icon1A response icon1
Neervanaa·Oct 28Neervanaa Farm: Two Filmmakers, One Forest in the Making, and a Fair Amount of MadnessThe story of two twin brothers who set out to grow a forest, learn a thing or two about nature, and discover that the land has its own…
InPERMACULTURE journalbyRuss Grayson·Oct 11How sunlight, water, carbon dioxide and bacteria keep garden soils fertileThis is a story about how chemistry in the garden keeps our soils healthy and our plants growing.
Zhen·Oct 10Designing a Regenerative Retirement Sanctuary (Permaculture)Aranya Permaculture Design Course · Roha, Maharashtra · Team capstone · 2025A response icon1A response icon1
Zhen·Oct 10Half a Year of Balcony Permaculture: Principles in PracticeA Three-Month Progress Sunset Snapshot
Augustin Delaporte·Sep 27Ce qu’un jardin-forêt m’a appris après un été de sécheresseRetour sur deux jours de formation au jardin-forêt en permaculture et en syntropie avec Benjamin Barralon (PermaBen), aux portes de Lyon
Co-design Company (Co-Co)·Sep 23Start With a GardenNotes from an evening in Belgium with someone trying to replace competition with cooperationA response icon1A response icon1
InPacificEdgebyRuss Grayson·Sep 20Three shocks changing AustraliaThe claim that change is getting faster is cliche. It is also true. Change has been building up speed since the mid-1950s in what has…
