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Nomad Mother: October 2009
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Friday, October 23, 2009. Sneezing, itching, eyes streaming – wandering the garden like a small walking storm system, watering hankies, thinking how marvellous it is my body can intercept and register so well all this fertility of the plants! Posted by Nomad Mother. Labels: Spring; permaculture garden. Thursday, October 1, 2009. Ro aerating the soil with the very fine Gundaroo tiller:. Putting straw out over the slashed green manure crop (oats and broad beans) to keep the carbon in the soil:.
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Nomad Mother: April 2009
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Saturday, April 18, 2009. Weeks and weeks ago Cam scratched Yarrow's initials into one of the passionfuit that are growing higgeldy-piggeldy over the chook yard. It scarred up and kept growing. And now they're ready, lovely and sweet and tangy,. And Yarrow has his very own one to play with. Posted by Nomad Mother. Labels: home-grown; passion fruit; food growing; vertical spaces. Old fashioned Easter for newly-fashioned boy. Oooo, the joy of being a Mum and getting to make special things special! Here Ro ...
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Nomad Mother: Spring is sprung!
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Thursday, October 1, 2009. Here's Ro and Cam preparing the terrace beds ready for their spring planting. Many little seedlings are sprouting in trays in the greenhouse, corn and tomatoes and capsicums and pumpkins, cucumbers and many other delicious things. Ro aerating the soil with the very fine Gundaroo tiller:. Putting straw out over the slashed green manure crop (oats and broad beans) to keep the carbon in the soil:. Posted by Nomad Mother. Labels: permaculture; mulch; veggie beds; green manure.
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Nomad Mother: May 2009
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Friday, May 22, 2009. Brown life, brim full. Went for a wander this evening to enjoy the damp autumn with Yarrow and was amazed to find so many different fungi budding up through leaf litter and pine needles, even in the nooks and dark places of our own garden. Along the railway tracks and under our nasturtiums, soft nutbrown homes for wee folk. . The fungi budding up like periscopes, hiding in the dark, enjoying the damp and the fire colours of autumn. . And light a candle in its window. Canberra Organi...
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PDC List - Directory of Permaculture Design Certificate Courses
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Permaculture Design Certificate Course Directory. This page shows a directory list of some Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) courses that are being offered by permaculture educators in Australia and Online. When there isn't time to update this page it gets somewhat out of date, however most of the links to the PDC course providers will still work and lead to info on their current permaculture course offerings. What is the Permaculture Design Certificate Course? PDC Courses in the Canberra and the ACT.
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theGreenBackpack: January 2011
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Is wandering the planet in search of people, places, and projects making a positive difference in our world. Wednesday, January 5, 2011. A Beginner's Guide to Working in Sustainable Development. This post originally appeared on the. And is reposted here with the hyperlink index included at the end of the article. There are many valuable references linked to throughout the piece, which may be more conveniently accessed after you have read the article in its entirety.]. And it’s true. We are. Long enough, ...
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Blackwarry Farm - Blog and Gallery: June 2011
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011. Pictures from Autumn '11. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blackwarry Farm - Blog and Gallery. Hi, thanks for visiting! Here we have updates and photos of adventures at our new farm in the Strzelecki Ranges, as we (hopefully) transform it from weedy wasteland to a permaculture wonderland. We're always interested in your comments, suggestions and ideas. Please leave a comment in the blog or write to us at. A cool feature is to Follow the blog. You may also Subscribe.
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Blackwarry Farm - Blog and Gallery: April 2010
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Thursday, April 29, 2010. Lots of yummy local foods and weeding these last few weeks. Mixes of sunny days and rainy nights continue. Tree planting time is almost upon us, and winter veges are in the freshly dug garden beds. To this.weed control success? Trial of windbreak and weed mats, awaiting gale force winds! Burning off across the valley. American Ginseng in berry. Lemon verbena, grows rapidly! Hyssop, a delightful flower. Upper 'dam', we are hoping to regenerate this via dam liner for water birds.
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Blackwarry Farm - Blog and Gallery: October 2009
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Friday, October 2, 2009. One Hundred and forty four. Until last weekend it had been a dry month, only 30 or so mm, then it RAINED. Month total 144mm. Every gully was running with runoff and the creek was a torrent. Heres the BOM rainfall for that week.we are right near the blue spot. Perhaps one of the few places left in Aus with above average rain? This ones normally half full. And this is normally dry. The weather suited our furry friends. First crop of Calendula drying. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
