School_of_Permaculture

Have a river or creek near your property? Here's a simple way to keep your perishable food fresh outdoors. #permaculture #homestead

Which makes more money? #GMO farming? Or #Permaculture ? If you just trying to provide for your family, and you don't own a ridiculous amount of land, the answer is pretty clear...

Grass and trees don't go well together... The root system of trees is truly amazing, but grass will hinder its functionality. #gardening #permaculture #trees

Homemade compost sifter. Easy to make, easy to use. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=2wCCdAVl… #gardening #permaculture #diy

Growing should happen all year round, but obviously the weather doesn't allow for that. Plant nurseries help you overcome this problem. #gardening #Permaculture

100% natural outdoor shower. No pump, no electricity. And yes, the pressure is perfect. When it comes to #Permaculture design, this is just the start. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=yBKZqUZH… #natural #homestead #Sustainability #building

Need a space to keep young potted plants? This plant nursery uses super cheap materials, and can be built in no time at all. Remember to use heat treated pallets! We want to avoid unwanted chemicals... #shorts #gardening #plants #diy

Everything is stored up sunlight! When thinking about sustainability in #Permaculture it's important to understand where the majority of our energy comes from. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=YfSGzTKk… #nature #environment #Sustainability

Plants and fungi depend on eachother?? This is another great example of how everything in #nature has its function. By understanding relationships like this, we can replicate them in our permaculture systems. Watch Permaculture for Beginners Episode 1: youtube.com/watch?v=yBEiQGSM…

What on earth is #Permaculture ? It's a solution for many of the problems we face in modern times. Let's stop working against #nature and go back to working with it. Your journey starts here: online.schoolofpermaculture.…

Composting >>> Fertilizers Any day of the week! Watch 13 Essentials For Growing Your Own Food: youtube.com/watch?v=4v_T2uuu… #gardening #Permaculture #SoilHealth

Harvest your own rainwater! When it comes to #gardening, and especially #permaculture, few things are more important than this. The substances in tap water will DESTROY your soil's fertility! Check out 5 Essentials For Your First Permaculture Project: youtube.com/watch?v=E8CfYTMl…

Chickens! When designing a permaculture system... You need to analyze the inputs and outputs of each element, in order to incorporate them all sustainably. Chickens are GREAT example. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=ja1HboEX…

#Sustainability What does it mean in the context of #permaculture? This is a concept that highlights the main parallel between permaculture systems and natural ecosystems. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=YfSGzTKk…

Soil fertility might be THE most important factor in a successful garden design. No chemicals needed; just use nature's cycles to your advantage. Want to dive headfirst into #permaculture and transform your land? Try a Permaculture Design Course: online.schoolofpermaculture.…

The beauty of permaculture: Hands off #gardening. Set up an ecosystem... and let nature do the rest. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=68adlQOJ…

Growing your own food? Not knowing where to start always seems to be the biggest obstacle. Don't overthink it - it's fine to learn as you go along. #GardeningTwitter #gardening #Permaculture

Dr Ryan Barns chose to leave his clinic for good, despite accruing over a million dollars as a doctor. The holistic approach he adopted exemplifies the 'people care' aspect of #permaculture. Watch the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=n2YbeXO4…

Doing this when you start your own garden will save you a *ton* of trouble. Adapting natural ecosystems is a key part of #permaculture, and being able to count on natural pesticides is a huge win. #GardeningTwitter #gardening

The long term health risks of #GMO plants are supposedly unknown. But we do know that a plant specifically designed to accept toxins... is without a doubt toxic. And while the plant may be resistant to harmful chemicals, the land it grows on definitely isn't.