I have been getting some questions about Permaculture lately and it has been specific to PDCs (permaculture design courses) in a lot of instances. Mainly is a PDC worth taking and what do you really get out of it. This … Continue reading →
The Moody family farms and homesteads on 35 acres in Kentucky. John Moody discovered more than a decade ago that his diet was killing him, with duodenal ulcers, seasonal allergies, and other health problems. So, the family began to transition … Continue reading →
One thing we know is the current food system works, shocked that I said that? Okay when is the last time you had money, wanted food and could not get any? This is true in most of the world, people … Continue reading →
Just so guys there is a method to my madness here, two hydro shows in one week? Yep so here is the reasoning. As many of you know I consider myself a polymath and encourage you guys to work at … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago a caller asked me about something called Kratky Hydroponics. Now when you guys ask about something I have not yet heard about I look into it. I will admit though I was highly skeptical. It feels … Continue reading →
Today we take a look at a subject we really haven’t gone into for a long time, container gardening. I know many listeners have very small yards or no yards and are regulated to growing things on a balcony. Containers … Continue reading →
Zach Weiss is a protégé of revolutionary Austrian farmer Sepp Holzer, Zach is the first person to earn Holzer Practitioner certification directly from Sepp – through a rigorous two-year apprenticeship working on projects in North America and Europe. Blending a … Continue reading →
Carlos Villamar joins us to discuss DIY Aquaponics using the Chinese solar greenhouse and black soldier fly composter and auto fish feeder. The greenhouse system, including a solar greenhouse insulated on north, east and west sides and with glazing on … Continue reading →
Today we are going to turn our focus on food production in our own back yards. The plants I will describe here are wonderful for growing in just about any environment. And even though they are perennials most will do … Continue reading →
I have done some really advanced stuff with agriculture and permaculture over the years but I realized it has been a long time since I have done something totally devoted to a true beginner. The person looking at a patch … Continue reading →
