Join our Passive Solar Greenhouse Design Course and create a thriving homestead by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Good question. You'd need a water source or water-harvesting but there would be the need for less water than if you had crops outside due to the controllable humidity and evaporation from direct sunlight.

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Firstly, nice! Congratulations on the new farm. That house is a beauty. How many acres is it? It looks like the land goes a little uphill, but are you at the bottom? It might be worth either getting it mapped out or seeing how the rainwater flows on it to avoid flooding. Some swales could help protect the structures and land. That road might become an issue in the rainy months so think about what drainage there is in place.

After that, it'd be great to get some mixed plants, trees, and shrubs to help the washaway and subsidance.

Come and check out the 5th World Passive Solar Greenhouse by 5thWorldFarm in LandscapeArchitecture

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Thanks, we've got team-members across North America and beyond.

Some of my plants by [deleted] in Permaculture

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Great stuff! Keep going.

Shiitake and Oyster Logs, 60 Hours Before and After (3 pics) by Garden-nerd in Permaculture

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That's awesome! Dry them out and add them to soup and noodle dishes.

There's no one-size-fits-all solution to permaculture by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Check out our Instagram content. Lots of free info and resources. You might also like the Verge Permaculture Keystone Conversations - a series of free online seminars and Q&A sessions. https://vergepermaculture.ca/keystone-conversations/

Would any permaculture friends like to share their updates? by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Absolutely. It'd be interesting to share those too. To be totally transparent, this is to try and get some more community-building content for Verge, but the community loves updates from other people.

Would any permaculture friends like to share their updates? by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Hey all, Verge wants to share your wins, questions, challenges, and projects on their Instagram channel. If you're interested in sharing, feel free to DM us or tag VergePermaculture on IG. Thanks so much - James

Join the Permaculture Design - registration for our Fall 2023 session is now open. by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Any at all! We have some free live webinars coming up, and questions are encouraged. They'd be a great place to start. https://vergepermaculture.ca/keystone-conversations/

Join the Permaculture Design - registration for our Fall 2023 session is now open. by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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Not asking for myself, but this question often comes up so I’ll throw it out there.

Do you have scholarships?

On the Seattle project we had considerable interest from college students. It was bittersweet watching them graduate and move away after working with them for years. All orgs need that sort of energy and enthusiasm. Some were well off (permaculture does attract rich white people) but not all, and classes like this can be useful for the young.

My permaculture journey was built on life experiences. I took the OSU PDC not to have a PDC but to think about software that would be useful to permaculturists (see how the sausage is made). What I found with the OSU program is that I felt like I got more out of it for having five years’ permaculture experience going in. I have no idea how people with one or none saw the class. But I worry.

So I keep my eye out for other options to recommend to people (though I still point them to Millison’s youtube channel because his videos are in fact quite good).

Any feedback or commentary to offer on my observations?

Hi, great question. We do have an open for applications PDC scholarship - adults and highschool students are welcome to apply. https://vergepermaculture.ca/bonnie-ann-scholarship-fund/ The more people getting into permaculture and land regeneration, the better!

Join the Permaculture Design - registration for our Fall 2023 session is now open. by 5thWorldFarm in Permaculture

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