Permaculture Design Plant Production

Permaculture forest garden, permaculture front yard garden, Permaculture ethics, Propagating plants, Regenerative agric.

What you’ll learn
Difference between permaculture and organic farming
Theoretical foundation of permaculture
Permaculture foundational ethics
How to create a front yard permaculture garden
How to design a permaculture forest garden
How to start a market garden ( step by step)
Regenerative agriculture ultimate guide
How to propagate plants: A guide to plant cuttings
Green manure
The top herbs for permaculture
Reasons to grow borage in the permaculture garden
Common permaculture practices
Requirements
No requirement
Description
Permaculture is an approach to land management and settlement design that adopts arrangements observe in flourishing natural ecosystems. It includes a set of design principles derived using whole systems thinking. It applies these principles in fields such as regenerative agriculture, town planning, rewilding, and community resilience. Permaculture originally came from permanent agriculture, but was later adjusted to mean permanent culture, incorporating social aspects. The greater notion behind permaculture is that we all should use our natural resources including land in a more effective and productive way without destroying the land which will have greater implications for our generations yet unborn. The ethics of permaculture care for humanity and preaching the concept that we should all understand that our environment is there to save us all because the environment has a very big role to play in our own well being. When we all understand and adopt permaculture practices and stop degrading the land and our environment it will help all of our generations to grow and eat a healthy food.The world need food to avoid the hunger situations we are experiencing now, but you and l have a very big role to play to ensure that we all contribute. How we can design our front yard to ensure that we use it for permaculture garden or farming is very important. First we all need money in other to plan a permaculture garden by getting the right nursery of seed which will give us a head start, we also need time and effort to ensure that we can maintain our front yard garden. Front yard garden cannot take the whole pathways we need to ensure that there is good walk way so that we can walk through easily, in designing this let make sure that we do not forget the permaculture principles. Planting permaculture herbs must be done in a professional way and also by selecting the best herbs for planting that will give us much benefits such as dandelion, yarrow and lemon balm etc. All permaculture practitioners must ensure that they always use natural things in the preparation of their farm before planting such as the usage of green manures which are chemical free and can give good yields with no side effects. The practice of permaculture should be apply in every aspects of our life to ensure a safe environment and a save society.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 What is permaculture

Lecture 3 Difference between permaculture and organic farming

Lecture 4 Benefits of permaculture

Section 2: Permaculture Foundational Ethics

Lecture 5 Care of the earth

Lecture 6 Care of people

Lecture 7 Return of surplus to earth and people (also called fair share)

Section 3: Theoritical Foundation Of Permaculture

Lecture 8 Design principles

Lecture 9 Layers

Lecture 10 Guilds

Lecture 11 Edge effect

Lecture 12 People care

Lecture 13 Cultural change

Section 4: How To Create A Front Yard Permaculture Garden

Lecture 14 What is permaculture in a front yard

Lecture 15 Getting rid of grass

Lecture 16 How to design a permaculture front yard

Lecture 17 Designing with permaculture principles in mind

Lecture 18 What can you do with a small front yard

Lecture 19 Plant to choose for a permaculture front yard

Lecture 20 Pros and cons of a permaculture front yard

Lecture 21 Ways to incorporate permaculture into your existing front yard design

Section 5: How To Design A Permaculture Forest Garden

Lecture 22 What is forest garden

Lecture 23 Why create a forest garden

Lecture 24 The forest garden design phases

Lecture 25 Step 1:Choose a general layout

Lecture 26 Step 2:Plan your infrastructure

Lecture 27 Step 3:Make a master lists plants

Lecture 28 Step 4:Create plant guilds

Lecture 29 Step 5:Create patch design

Section 6: How To Start A Market Garden

Lecture 30 Do research

Lecture 31 Find some land

Lecture 32 Plan your crops and production

Lecture 33 Prepare your soil

Lecture 34 Plant your crops

Lecture 35 Maintaining your crops

Lecture 36 Harvesting

Lecture 37 Cleaning and storage

Lecture 38 Selling / delivering produce

Section 7: Regenerative Agriculture Ultimate Guide

Lecture 39 What is regenerative agriculture

Lecture 40 Why use regenerative agriculture

Lecture 41 Examples of regenerative agriculture

Lecture 42 Myths about regenerative agricullture

Lecture 43 How can I support regenerative agriculture

Section 8: How To Propagate Plants:A Guide To Plant Cutting

Lecture 44 What Is Plant Propagation

Lecture 45 Different methods of plant propagation

Lecture 46 Asexual propagation techniques

Lecture 47 What is the best way to propagate plants

Lecture 48 How to propagate plants using cuttings

Lecture 49 What are the easiest plants to propagate

Lecture 50 How is plant propagation used in permaculture

Section 9: Green Manure

Lecture 51 What is green manure

Lecture 52 Why use green manure

Lecture 53 Advantage of green manure

Lecture 54 Disadvantages of green manure

Lecture 55 Types of green manure

Lecture 56 How to choose green manure crops

Lecture 57 How to plant green manure

Lecture 58 How to use green manure crop

Section 10: Reasons To Grow Borage In The Permaculture Garden

Lecture 59 Growing borage

Lecture 60 Chop -and -drop mulch to suppress weeds

Lecture 61 Catch nutrients to aid soil health

Lecture 62 Companion planting in the vegetable garden with borage

Lecture 63 Planting borage with fruit crops

Section 11: The top herbs for permaculture garden

Lecture 64 Dandelion and yarrow

Lecture 65 Fennel and chamomile

Lecture 66 Comfrey and chives

Lecture 67 Clover and lemon balm

Section 12: Common Permaculture Practices

Lecture 68 Common permaculture pratices

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