Permaculture for busy people

No workshops are scheduled at this stage. We are developing our new property and will start workshops again once there is something to show!

This one-day workshop will introduce you to Permaculture Design in a practical way. It will give you a taste of Permaculture which you can follow up with a full Permaculture Design Certificate course later should you wish. We incorporate guided meditation and mindfulness techniques to enhance your experience.

Workshop format

The workshop kicks off by introducing the ethics and design principles of Permaculture. Once the design processes is outlined you will split into small groups and under the guidance of a qualified Permaculture designer you will work on developing a design of your own. If  you dont have anything in mind you can help someone else develop their idea.

You will be guided through exploring goals and objectives, identifying zones and sectors, micro-climates, and so on, to arrive at a draft design. Along the way you will be exposed to the different design aspects of water management, energy storage, sustainability and resilience, food forest design, and more.

The outdoor practical activities will include an overview of soil composition, compost, perennial and annual crop planning, seed sowing and transplanting, the importance of crop rotation, cover crops, inter-cropping, and companion planting.

This is a practical workshop with and a mix of mini-lectures, classroom activities and outdoor exercises.

Details

Date: tba.
Location: close to Shinrone, Co Offaly

Cost

Earlybird, up to one onth before:      tba
Full price:                                               tba
Couples when registering at the same time: tba
(all prices include of VAT)

Note: This workshop will give you a 10% discount on our Permaculture Design Certificate course should you wish to take your Permaculture journey further.

“The title described the day exactly. The information was presented in a logical, sequential way. I liked hearing the background/history as to how and why the system was developed. Rory has a great depth of knowledge, and he is passionate about sharing this. Every segment of this day opened my mind to new possibilities on my property.” – Waiuku local

Shared lunch

Complimentary tea and coffee are provided. BYO lunch to share.

Work in groups

Class exercise
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