Basics Of Permaculture Design

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Posted on 14 Nov 06:38 | by mitsumi | 27 views

Last updated 11/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 6.06 GB | Duration: 3h 0m

Sustainable Living Made Simple

What you'll learn
Overview of sustainable land design
By the end of the course, participants will learn strategies to create a sustainable farm
This course includes information in a Permaculture Design Course (PDC), a practice of sustainable living
Requirements
It's helpful if you have a piece of land, mainly a desire to learn
Description
Basics of Permaculture Design: Sustainable Living Made Simple provides a general outline to living off the land. This course presents dozens of strategies of projects around the world demonstrating how we can be responsible custodians of earth. Participants may gain a comprehensive understanding of some of the principles and practices of sustainable living. This course follows a book, The Permaville Handbook: Strategies of Permaculture Design and is based on the certified Permaculture Design Course (PDC). In this course, you may learn how to: Build with natural materialsFilter waterMake compostGrow plantsRaise fish, insects and animals Quick steps to start a farmLearn how to live off the land with strategies of permaculture design.Who is the target audience for this course?This course is for people interested in learning the basics of sustainable living. No experience required. Does the Permaville Course count as a Permaculture Design Course certificate?This course meets requirements for a certified Permaculture Design Course (PDC) and may help prepare for an in-person workshop.This course has been viewed by people from 136 countries and translated into 35 languages. What people are saying about this course"Very simple and non-threatening... The content is superb, relevant, usable and jam-packed!" -Clarence Garay"I have Permaculture One, this is a better discussion point stimulator." -Joseph Van Wyck"The information is mostly general and thus suitable for a starting point." -Svetoslav Vasilev"Einfach gut geklärt" (Simply well clarified) -Petra Panglisch-Breuer"I really enjoy your outlook - I don't find it as utopian as I was expecting (sorry about that) Rather I feel it to actually be a realistic outlook." -Peter Stuart Turner"Brian is great in explaining information that is simple and directly to the point and awesome simple drawings!" -Rita Falsetto"Overall I feel that the course is well worth the time and money investment and that he does a good job of explaining many different types of sustainable systems that we can implement." -Michael Taylor"Really nice course explaining the basics of permaculture with the added bonus of real-life applications. Lovely chap and very inspiring." -Carrie MarshallSyllabusOverview What is permaculture Story of permacultureStory of humans The cloud General goalsPrinciples and Ethics Strategies Site analysis Site mapsZones and sectorsClimates and microclimatesPatterns in natureUrban designEarth and structuresEarthworks Paths and accessWater and soil Water SoilCompostMicroorganisms fungi and wormsPlants and creatures NurseryGardenTreesFishInsects and animalsHome Natural buildingKitchenSanitationAppropriate technologyEconomicsField GreenhouseCompost teaHydroponics Field prepField map and field logCrops Spring and summer cropsFall and winter cropsSeed logFarm Post-harvestSales and harvest log
Overview
Section 1: Preview and bio
Lecture 1 Instructor bio
Section 2: Overview
Lecture 2 What is Permaculture
Lecture 3 Story of Permaculture
Lecture 4 Story of Humans
Lecture 5 The Cloud
Lecture 6 General Goals
Lecture 7 Principles and Ethics
Section 3: Site plan
Lecture 8 Site Analysis
Lecture 9 Site Map
Section 4: Strategies
Lecture 10 Zones and Sectors
Lecture 11 Climates and Microclimates
Lecture 12 Patterns in Nature
Lecture 13 Urban Design
Section 5: Earth, water and soil
Lecture 14 Earthworks
Lecture 15 Paths and Access
Lecture 16 Water
Lecture 17 Soil
Lecture 18 Compost
Lecture 19 Compost tea
Lecture 20 Microbes, Fungi and Worms
Section 6: Plants and animals
Lecture 21 Nursery
Lecture 22 Garden
Lecture 23 Trees and forests
Lecture 24 Field preparation
Lecture 25 Hydroponics
Lecture 26 Fish
Lecture 27 Insects and animals
Section 7: Farm
Lecture 28 Greenhouse
Lecture 29 Seed log
Lecture 30 Spring and summer crops
Lecture 31 Fall and winter crops
Lecture 32 Field map and field log
Lecture 33 Post-harvest
Lecture 34 Sales and harvest log
Section 8: Home
Lecture 35 Natural building
Lecture 36 Sanitation
Lecture 37 Kitchen
Lecture 38 Appropriate technology
Lecture 39 The point
Lecture 40 Economics
Section 9: BONUS: Permaculture in brief
Lecture 41 Overview in brief
Lecture 42 Earth, water and soil in brief
Lecture 43 Plants and creatures in brief
Lecture 44 Home in brief
Lecture 45 Plan in brief
Folks interested in starting an organic farm,Beginner farmers interested in living off the land