Welcome to Our Permaculture Design Course Registration Page

This course offers a unique opportunity to learn hands on the skills in applied Permaculture on an organic farm and homestead. Here you will learn how to create resilient and sustainable home and community resource systems that combat the forces of environmental disasters from human created toxicity and help us destroy the social-economic systems that are controlling the world through an evolution of Care for the Earth, for the People, and for Voluntaryism.

Participants will engage with systems on the farm and homestead including:
-Earth based home with established garden
-Mature fruit orchard and nuts
-Pond with grove irrigation
-Zone 1, 2, 3, and 4 homestead systems
-Newly established mushroom garden
-Water catchment
-A working homestead

This course is an Applied Permaculture Design course because we are able to provide students with more than the conceptual and philosophical background. At our courses, students will be immersed in hands-on building and learning. Every student who enrolls will be sent a pre-requisite reading list. Students will be expected to have read the requirements and able to arrive with a foundation to build upon through action-based education.

Students of our course will learn resilient Permaculture skills such as:
-Planting your garden
-Companion planting
-How to plant and propagate fruit trees
-Building railroad tie stairs
-How to layout, on contour, burms and swales
-Design water catchment systems
-Inoculate mushroom logs
-Harvest and prepare meals
-Design and create zones around a homestead
-Basic natural earth building skills
-Composting systems
-Animal manures?
-Cover cropping
-Forest management
-Reusing resources on the land
-And numerous other hard skills necessary for the One Great Work

Please do not be discouraged if you are a beginner. Although students will be expected to complete the pre-requisite reading, this is a course open to beginners, but one that is going to take students on a deep dive into applied Permaculture.