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One of my earliest memories of visiting my grandparents’ farm was playing on the dry stone wall, tossing stones around and just generally fooling around.

How to Plant Efficiently With Permaculture Principles

Barakah Farm StaffAug 7, 20170

The term permaculture is being passed around fairly frequently in agricultural circles these days. To make a complex idea quite simple, when it comes to

All About Permaculture: Traditional Farming Mixed With Modern Tech to Create a Sustainable System

Barakah Farm StaffAug 6, 20170

At a time when our meals consist of more chemicals than nutrients and our natural resources are fast depleting, I was fortunate to have stumbled

‘You started a quiet revolution’: Tributes flow for permaculture ‘father’ Bill Mollison

Barakah Farm StaffJul 11, 20170

Tributes are flowing from around the world for the Tasmanian man who co-founded the global permaculture movement. Bruce Charles “Bill” Mollison — known as

How To Create A Permaculture Garden That Supports Your Local Ecosystem

Barakah Farm StaffJun 20, 20170

There is no set formula for developing this type of permaculture garden design, but there are some permaculture best practices: 1. Copy nature’s blueprint and

Arid land to a fertile Eden: permaculture lessons from Portugal

Barakah Farm StaffMay 16, 20170

The land undulates upwards into gentle hills, cradling nooks of fertile terraces growing sweetcorn, sunflowers and tomatoes, before rolling down into tranquil lakes. It looks

Permaculture Puts Organic Gardening on Autopilot

Barakah Farm StaffMay 7, 20170

BY: TIM O’NEAL Organic food and farming have seen a huge increase over the past ten years, and for good reason. Farming and gardening techniques

How To Decolonize The Permaculture Movement

Barakah Farm StaffApr 25, 20170

About a year ago, I posted an article in the Huffington Post detailing some of the reasons why I thought permaculture had become a “gringo”

Planting a food forest: Proposal for Springside Park would help connect people to the land and to food

Barakah Farm StaffMar 15, 20170

PITTSFIELD — An edible landscape, dappled with fruit, vegetables and nuts. That’s part of a vision for a food forest in Springside Park. A local

Rotational Chicken Runs around your Garden to Reduce Feeding Costs

Barakah Farm StaffFeb 6, 20170

Our number one goal, other than adding a large garden to our new homestead, was to have rotational chicken runs around the garden to reduce

6 Ways to Increase Food Production in Your Organic Vegetable Garden

Barakah Farm StaffDec 4, 20160

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