Bean planting, incubating chicken eggs and kookaburra rescue
Today Zaia talks about planting bean seedlings into the garden, setting up the incubator to hatch chickens and the rescue of a half drowned kookaburra…
Tagged: self sufficiency
Moving to eating only homegrown
Today we ate almost completely from our garden! Organic, homegrown produce is the best for us all! Busy day preserving, culturing and cooking, harvesting and planting.
Foraging, Friday 19 February
Forage for the chickens by tidying up an area and making ghee at Maungaraeeda!
Thursday 18 February 2016, making potting mix and more
A hot Thursday, with making potting mix, moving and eating chinese greens and mr. Python, our garden’s resident at Maungaraeeda.
Monday, 15 February 2016
Simple tasks eleviate the pressures of modern life! Even though it is a Manic Monday, at the end of the day I feel tired but extremely content!
Sunday 14 February 2016
Zaia talks about doing permaculture, self reliance and homesteading, living a simple life. Part of the permeco.org blog, discussing food, health, permaculture, self reliance and true sustainability on a daily basis.
Back to simplicity
Zaia writes about the future at Maungaraeeda and how Tom and herself have decided to focus on living simply again…
Video: Tom Kendall talks about his adobe floor
Tom Kendall of the Permaculture Research Institute Sunshine Coast talks about the earthen floor for his house on his property Maungaraeeda on the Sunshine Coast, Queensland Australia. For more information on Tom’s courses, please visit http://www.permeco.org.
Our new community hub at Maungaraeeda
Zaia and Tom Kendall’s old home has now been made into the community hub of their property Maungaraeeda, home of the Permaculture Research Institute Sunshine Coast.
Video: Practical Permaculture Training with Tom Kendall
Tom Kendall from the Permaculture Research Institute Sunshine Coast shows how to consolidate your Permaculture knowledge with practical training at Maungaraeeda.
VIDEO: Q & A with Tom Kendall
Tom answer questions sent through permeco.org in this video.
Planting ginger polyculture at Maungaraeeda Farm
Practical Life Skills Student Michael Brahier talks about preparing and planting ginger polyculture beds at the Permaculture Research Institute Sunshine Coast
