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    15 January

    Colostrum Facts for Calves

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Animals, Farming, General, Health & Nutrition, Tip of the Day

    Almost no calves who are newly birthed survive without colostrum. Colostrum is the first milk/antibodies that mother cows offer to their calves. Colostrum is extremely important for humans too. Typically the intake of colostrum with calves from their mother cows …

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    13 January

    Design Highlights for Gun Ranges

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Concepts in Design, Design, Earthworks, Methods of Design, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized

    I’ve had a number of folks ask me to design in a firing range on their farm. Good idea for practice and especially if you have excess material you need to find something to do with. In the past, I’ve …

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    11 January

    How to make sorghum syrup

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Blog, Farming, Health & Nutrition, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized

    There are three classifications of sorghum: Grain sorghum Sweet sorghum Broomcorn There is overlap of use for all of these however the type of sorghum used for syrup making is sweet sorghum. I consider sweet sorghum a true permaculture annual …

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    10 January

    Success from Climate, Techniques or Land Management?

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Architecture, Climatic Factors, Earthworks, Farming, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized

    For Centuries Western Europe has taken care of it’s farmland better than most places in the world. One of the main reasons for it’s success is it’s climate with it’s gentle rainfall and long growing seasons. Plus much of the …

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    09 January

    Small Family Farms Aren’t Enough

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Business, Community, Design, Farming, Health & Nutrition, Tip of the Day, Uncategorized

    I’m all for the “know your farmer” family farm model. It is exploding across the country right now. Especially in the Dallas Fort Worth area.   I like it better than the GMO model of growing food for people for …

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    07 January

    Students take Permaculture Design Course…

    • Posted by Nicholas Burtner
    • Categories Architecture, Blog, Design, Earthworks, Farming, Food Forestry, Gardening, General, Uncategorized

    We love hearing testimonies and getting updates from our students. From those who plant their first gardens to those who completely rock the homesteading. And this couple did just that. In 2016 they took our in-person PDC course and used …

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    22 March

    WATCH NOW – The Preparedness Garden & Natural Medicine Series

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    • Categories Community, Gardening, Health & Nutrition

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    25 September

    Permaculture Design Certificate – 2020 Fall Course

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    • Categories Courses/Workshops

    Here at the School of Permaculture we offer a 72 hour, internationally recognized Permaculture Design Course, tailored after the book “A Designer’s Manual” by Bill Mollison. We do it a little bit differently around these parts, though. Don’t worry, we …

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    27 August

    How to Live off the Land: A Permaculture Guide

    • Posted by admin
    • Categories Blog, Community, Design, Earthworks, Farming, Gardening, General, Methods of Design, Tip of the Day, Videos, Water

    Here we’re sharing a cool resource from our colleagues at Wild Abundance. They run a school for permaculture, homesteading, and natural building in the southern Appalachian mountains, near Asheville, NC. Based on nearly 2 decades of experience living with the land …

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    06 March

    Permaculture Moms in Dallas – Fort Worth

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    • Categories Blog, Community, Gardening, General, Health & Nutrition, Uncategorized

    Hello friends of School of Permaculture,   We just wanted to reach out and let you know that a new-ish networking group has been forming and we’d love to have you be a part of it. The group is called …

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    12 December

    Your Rain Barrels aren’t enough – Use This Instead

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    • Categories Tip of the Day, Urban, Videos, Water

    Rain barrels, great idea – not truly practical. Rain barrels have been the rage lately but are they truly enough for your practical garden needs. The answer is no. Here is an alternative that is extremely versatile, won’t break the …

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    29 November

    Introduction to Mandala Gardens

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    • Categories Gardening, Tip of the Day, Videos

    Want a mandala garden but want some inside scoop from someone who has used one and designed and installed a few? Watch this video and glean some beneficial usings and tips at our School of Permaculture’s suburban demonstration site. As …

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