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We placed an advert in PM and it was seen by an employee at the Mars Corporation. They contacted us and we won the job of designing two large corporate eco-buildings which kept us busy for over five years!

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readershipPermaculture is published quarterly with 20,000 print and digital copies sold per edition (UK, USA and worldwide). The readership is made up of mainly 25-55 year olds.

People buy Permaculture because they have made the decision to live more consciously – an ideal customer for your company to attract. Our readers are active consumers of quality products.

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Biochar is a new word for some thing very old. A charcoal soil amendment, it was first discovered

by the indigenous people of ancient Amazonia. They worked out that adding charcoal to the poor soils of the tropical rainforest enriched them and made them viable for agriculture. The ‘terra preta’, or ‘black soils’ they bioengineered still cover an estimated ten percent of the Amazon basin today. However, although biochar has been around for thousands of years, it has only recently become of scientific interest. In the face of climate change, we’re only just begin ning to understand its vast potential.

Biochar BenefitsScientifically proven to boost soil fertility, biochar also improves plant health and crop yields. Due to its sponge-like structure, it provides the perfect habitat for the beneficial microorganisms that allow the soil ecosystem to thrive and it keeps the soil

stable to ensure nutrient and water retention. But it does so much more than rejuvenate the earth at a microbial level. Biochar also ‘locks’ in carbon in the ground. Environmental leaders as disparate as Al Gore, Gaia Hypothesis originator James Lovelock, and NASA’s Jim Hansen have all cited the wide-spread addition of biochar to our soils as one way to curb runaway emissions.

I’m the land manager of a community-owned nature organisation in East Sussex called Sacred Earth. We’re big believers in biochar. We make our own biochar-based soil booster on our 16 hectare (40 acre) rural site, which is largely wooded. We manage these wood lands with coppicing and pollarding, and then use the leftover wood offcuts to make biochar in our on-site kiln.

To do this, we burn the wood slowly, with a restricted flow of oxygen, in a process known as pyrolysis. The fire is stopped when the material reaches the

charcoal stage (for more information on how to make biochar, see: www.permaculture.co.uk/articles/how-charge-biochar).

Biochar itself is great for the soil, but it’s what you add to it that really makes a difference. The exact recipe for the terra preta of ancient Amazonia is lost in the mists of time, but I have my own version, which I’ve honed over years. In my time, I’ve studied horticulture, arboriculture and biodynamic agri culture. I’ve tried adding a whole host of different ingredients to soil, but have come up with what I believe to be the ultimate trio of additions – on top of biochar. Each has a different function, providing particular minerals and nutrient bodies that engage with the earth’s microbiology.

Comfrey Tea Comfrey is an amazing herb. It’s like a superfood for other plants and the soil. Its leaves contain high levels of nitro gen, phosphorus and potassium. Indeed, its

boost your biochar

Phil Greenwood shares how to use natural ingredients in biochar to improve soil

Photos © Melissa McClements

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Shift Bristol began at my kitchen table in 2009, the brainchild of myself and Laura Corfield. We had run a popular urban Permaculture Design Course (PDC) for

several years. Informed by my work setting up Transition Bristol as well as community gardening and the voluntary sector, we wanted to address the skills gap that so often stymied well-intentioned sustainability work. So we set out to produce informed, skilled individuals with the confidence and connections to create positive change. We devised a programme that expanded the PDC curriculum with a focus on collaboration and community engagement as so much of the learning comes from the group experience. As well as curriculum practicals the students take responsibility for the day to day tasks like tidying and organising transport. It turns out that working, learning and sharing together goes a long way towards building a resilient community.

The Practical Sustainability Course developed into a one year, intensive permaculture course run by Shift Bristol. It’s two and a half days a week for 39 weeks and 2019 is our ninth year in action.

Each year 27 students embark on the Shift adventure. They come from all backgrounds and ages (between 18 and 73 so far). Some students are already experienced in green living or working, many feel the need for a catalyst for major life or career changes.

The course modules sit within a permaculture design framework and include organic horticulture, soil and ecology, woodland management, green building, energy, community engagement, re-localisation, group dynamics, and creating change. Forty of the UK’s leading tutors and practitioners teach, lead practical activities or host field trips. We lay dead hedges in Ben Law’s woodland, marvel at Charles Dowding’s no-dig greens, explore the soil with Caroline Aitkin, time travel with Chris Johnstone, cultivate mushrooms with Rich Wright, wander Martin Crawford’s forest garden, compost with Nicky Scott and discover the realities of local food production with the mighty Jyoti Fernandez.

All practical activities happen on community plots. From water harvesting systems and willow sculptures to insulated

The Shift EffectSarah Pugh describes how a permaculture education project has

birthed not only new skills and careers but a sense of purpose and hope

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circulationPermaculture is read in over 130 countries worldwide. Currently 18,000 print copies of each issue are printed and it has over 6,000 print subscribers alongside hundreds of thousands of digital readers. Institutional subscribers (universities, libraries) have grown in the past 18 months and permaculture’s influence spreads.

In the UK, Permaculture is distributed via Select Publisher Services Ltd, which includes over 220 WHSmith stores and 50 WHSmith Travel stores, supermarkets and newsagents, garden centres and environmental centres. INK supply UK health food stores and the like. Select make the magazine available worldwide. Disticor handle distribution in the USA, including newsagents, garden centres, Barnes & Noble, Patagonia and environmental centres.

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Readers follow our news via: Editorial: permaculture.co.uk (1,500,000 page views p.a.)* Twitter: twitter.com/PermacultureMag (35,300 followers)* Facebook: facebook.com/PermacultureMag

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“I very much enjoy the magazine. It cheers me up no end by being inspiring and empowering, but most of all it is very reassuring and uplifting in these very worrisome times. I wouldn’t mind if it came out as a monthly, weekly - hell why not a daily magazine!

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AUSTRALIAVenue: Djanbung Gardens, NSW Dates: 1 - 18 November 2018 11 - 25 January 2019Led by: Robyn Francis & PCA team Email: [email protected] Web: http://permaculture.com.au/ information/courses/perma culture-design-course-pdc

AUSTRALIAVenue: Inner Sydney Montessori School, Balmain, NSWDates: Various 2018/2019Led by: Nick Ritar & the Milkwood teamPhone: +61 2 53 004 473Web: www.milkwood.net/courses

CAMBODIAVenue: Coconut School, Roneah Village Kaoh Dach CommuneDates: 9 - 20 December 2018Led by: Gui Brotto, Bruno Nunes, Giuseppe Sannicandro, The Little Urban Farm, Naumanni Permacultura Migrante & UP PermaculturePhone: +66 638 524 310Web: www.facebook.com/events/ 230090797655587

ECUADORVenue: Rio Muchacho Organic FarmDates: 5 - 30 November 2018Led by: Nicola MearsWeb: www.riomuchacho.com

EGYPTHighlight Global Water ScarcityVenue: FEED Initiative, King MarioutDates: 18 - 27 January 2019Led by: Rhamis KentEmail: info@ecosystemrestoration camps.org

ENGLAND, DEVONVenue: High Heathercombe Centre, DartmoorDates: 27 October - 10 November 2018Led by: Aranya, Klaudia van GoolPhone: 01297 20 908Web: www.learnpermaculture.com

ENGLAND, DEVONVenue: High Heathercombe Centre, DartmoorDates: 30 March - 13 April 2019Led by: Aranya & Cari AitkenPhone: 01297 20 908 Web: www.learnpermaculture.com

ENGLAND, DORSETVenue: Ourganics Evolving Systems, Litton Cheney, BridportDates: 26 January - 21 May 2019, 6 weekendsLed by: Aranya, Pat BowcockPhone: 01297 20 908 Web: www.learnpermaculture.com/ courses/courses/ourganics- spring-pdc

ENGLAND, EAST SUSSEXVenue: Stanmer Park, Brighton & various other East Sussex locationsDates: 23 February - 9 June 2019, weekendsLed by: Bryn Thomas, Chloe Anthony, Stephan Gehrels, Tracy Hind, Daniel HollowayPhone: 07746 185 927Web: brightonpermaculture.org.uk

ENGLAND, GLOUCESTERSHIRE Venue: Tin Bath House, StroudDates: 15 June - 28 July 2019, various weekends 4 September - 4 December 2019, Wednesday daytime 5 September - 5 December 2019, Thursday eveningsLed by : Helen Pitel, Seb BucktonPhone: 07795 404 362Web: www.commonedge.org.uk ENGLAND, LONDONVenue: Furtherfield Commons, HarringayDates: Various 2018, weekendsLed by: Graham Burnett, Claire White, James TaylorEmail: [email protected]: https://spiralseed.co.uk/ product/design-4-action

ENGLAND, OXFORDVenue: Various around OxfordDates: Various 2018/2019Led by: Niels Corfield, Rachel HammondPhone: 07970 780 514Web: http://tiny.cc/PDCOxford

ENGLAND, SHROPSHIRE Venue: Applewood PermacultureDates: February - June 2019, 6 weekendsLed by: Chris Evans, Tomas Remairz, Looby Macnamara Email: [email protected]: www.applewoodcourses.com

ENGLAND, WEST YORKSHIREVenue: Hollybush Conservation Centre, LeedsDates: 19 January - 30 June 2019, 8 weekendsLed by: Andy Goldring, Laura Smith, Niels Corfield, Helen WhiteWeb: www.leedspermaculture network.org

GUATEMALAVenue: Atitlan Organics, Tzununa, Lake AtitlanDates: 2 - 16 December 2018Led by: Shad Qudsi, Rony LecPhone: +502 46 814 697Web: www.atitlanorganics.com/ permaculture-design-certification

INDIAVenue: The Tribe Project GoaDates: 10 - 24 November 2018Led by: Roman Eisenkoelbl, Asanga Namal Jayasinge, Justin, Alex plus local guest speakers Web: www.soilsunsoul.net/pdc- goa-india-nov-2018.html

INDIAVenue: Kailasam Farm, Godepalli, Anantapur, Andra PradeshDates: 2 - 16 January 2019Led by: Rico Zook, with 8 certified Indian & Sri Lankan InstructorsPhone: +91 9866 593 373Email: [email protected]: www.timbaktu.org

IRELANDVenue: Centre for Environment Living & Training, East Clare Community, Scarriff, County ClareDates: Various 2018/2019Phone: +353 61 640 765Email: [email protected]

SCOTLANDVenue: Garden Cottage, BerwickshireDates: Various 2018/2019Led by: Graham Bell, Nancy WoodheadPhone: 01890 882 448Web: http://grahambell.org

SCOTLANDVenue: Leith Crops in Pots, EdinburghDates: 19 January - 19 June 2019, weekendsLed by: James Chapman Phone: 07891 872155Web: www.nonstuff.co.uk

SCOTLANDVenue: Glasgow, variousDates: 10 November 2018 - 2 June 2019, 1 weekend a monthLed by: Lusi Alderslowe, Ed Tyler, Paula McCabePhone: 01557 814 810Web: https://lusialderslowe.word press.com/glasgow-pdc

THAILANDUrban Permaculture Design CourseVenue: Earth Home (Maemo Baandin) Chiang MaiDates: 14 - 21 November 2018Led by: Gui Brotto, Luke Hancock, The Little Urban Farm, Sacred PlacePhone: +66 638 524 310Web: www.facebook.com/events/ 253653018619420

THAILANDVenue: Sahainan Permaculture Organic Farm, Thung Chang, NanDates: 1 - 14 December 2018Led by: Sandot SukkaewPhone: +66 953 598 145Web: www.sahainan.com/ new-events

USA, MISSOURIVenue: EarthDance Organic Farm School, Ferguson, MODates: 11 - 12 November 2018 9 - 10 December 2018 13 - 14 January 2019 24 - 25 February 2019 10 - 11 March 2019 14 - 14 April 2019 Led by: Jason Gerhardt, Pandora Thomas, Molly Rockamann, Gibron Jones, Matt LebonWeb: www.permaculture.org

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Permaculture Introduction and Full Design Courses are listed for FREE. Specialist course listings cost £20 per entry (+VAT = £24).

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CENTRAL LONDON B&B, family run. Quote ‘Permaculture’ for 10% discount on standard rooms. Tel: 020 7837 9140. Email: [email protected]. Web: www.stathanshotel.com

WE LIVE IN A LARGE beautiful South-facing Victorian house, with a 5 acre garden, on the edge of Bath. We are offering a carpeted and insulated yurt in the garden, with a woodburning stove. No electricity, a compost loo and a single tap. There is potential to build a shed offering shower and cooking facilities. You would be able to share our kitchen, and use the shower/toilet in the house. Would suit someone/a couple who want a combination of independence and community. Rent can be paid in full, or partly in cash and partly in kind; and is negotiable, but in the region of £400 - £450 a month. This includes all utilities, council tax, wifi, etc. Email [email protected] if interested.

WE LIVE IN A LARGE beautiful South-facing Victorian house, with a 5 acre garden, on the edge of Bath. We are offering a room in the house, with shared use of bathroom and kitchen. Rent can be paid in full, or partly in cash and partly in kind; and is negotiable, but in the region of £400 - £450 a month. This includes all utilities, council tax, wifi, etc. Please email [email protected] if interested.

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Does your permaculture courses appear on our Course Listings (see pages 77-79)? You’d be crazy not to contact us in good time and have them included! As with our Classifieds they also appear on the digital/app editions of the magazine and on our website. Details: [email protected]

ACS DISTANCE EDUCATION – Permaculture courses, PDC, studied online. Animals in the Perma- culture Environment. Permaculture Consulting. Advanced Permaculture. Permaculture Design and Construction. Permaculture Systems. Plants and Permaculture. Mud Brick Construction. Landscaping. Carpentry. Contact 01384 442 752 or [email protected] or visit www.acsedu.co.uk

BEN LAW OPEN DAYS & COURSES. Visit Ben’s West Sussex woodland for the day and experience for yourself his inspirational lifestyle and view his now world famous cruck framed roundwood timber house. Ben’s courses include; Woodlands & Permaculture, Coppicing, I’ve Bought A Woodland What Do I Do Now?, Charcoal Making and his renowned Roundwood Timber Framing make him an essential resource for woods people the world over: www.ben-law.co.uk

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BRIGHTON PERMACULTURE COURSES. Various dates throughout the year. Phone: 07746 185 927. Web: www.brightonpermaculture.org.uk

BROCKWOOD PARK SCHOOL. A vegetarian, international, alternative, boarding school for 14 - 19 year olds. Founded in 1969. View: brockwood.org.uk for more details.

BUTSER ANCIENT FARM, Hampshire. Learn traditional skills in a unique environment with houses from the Stone Age, Iron Age, Roman and Saxon periods. Woodworking, metalworking, blacksmithing, swordsmithing, jewellery, pottery, flintknapping, basket weaving, traditional crafts, herbal lore and more. 02392 598 838 www.butserancientfarm.co.uk

CHARLES DOWDING, growing since 1982, no dig organic gardening and teaching in Somerset, UK. Charles discovered quicker and simpler ways to grow healthy plants: www.charlesdowding.co.uk

CHICKEN KEEPING COURSES, all levels: Beginners; From Hatch to Despatch; Despatch, Pluck & Dress. Venue: Quantock Hills, Somerset. Led by: Cheryl Arvidson. When: Regular dates throughout year. Web: http://greenmeadow poultry.co.uk, Phone/Text: 07970 594 226

DAVID HOLMGREN courses in Australia with one of the founders of permaculture. For details view: http://holmgren.com.au

DESIGNED VISIONS. Various permaculture courses with various tutors. For dates and locations view: www.designedvisions.com

FOREST GARDENING in Devon. Various dates throughout the year. Led by Martin Crawford. Web: www.agroforestry.co.uk

GLENNIE KINDRED workshops, courses and talks. Various dates and locations view: www.glenniekindred.co.uk/workshops/index.html

GRAHAM BELL OPEN DAYS & COURSES. Various dates throughout the year. Phone: 01700 502 506. Web: www.grahambell.org

GRAHAM BURNETT PERMACULTURE courses in Essex. Various dates. Phone: 07454 086 172. Web: www.spiralseed.co.uk

INTRODUCTION TO PERMACULTURE courses throughout the year led by Chloe Anthony in West Sussex / Kent. Phone: 01342 850 815. Website: www.sunrisepermaculture.org.uk

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LAND COURSE ONLINE. Flexible, affordable online course for sustainable land management. Five modules to choose from: Soil, Ecology, Organic Horticulture, Sustainable Forestry and certified PDC. Ongoing support from tutor Caroline Aitken, student forums and live monthly webinars with Caroline and specialist guest tutors. Tel: 07938 213 664. Web: www.whitefield permaculture.co.uk

LONDON PERMACULTURE courses. Various venues & dates: www.LondonPermaculture.com

NATURAL SWIMMING POOL courses in north Norfolk throughout the year. Led by David Pagan Butler. Quote ‘Permaculture’ for a 25% discount on course prices when booking. Phone: 01263 585 022 Web: www.organicpools.co.uk

PATRICK WHITEFIELD ASSOCIATES. A wide range of courses in different formats for accessible learning. Online and residential courses. View: www.patrickwhitefield.co.uk

PERMACULTURE WOMEN’S GUILD Online Permaculture Design Course. Rolling enrolment.This game-changing course features over 40 expert teachers from around the world, each offering a module that reflects her own specialised skillset and experience. In addition to the standard 72-hour certification curriculum, this course raises the bar by offering nine extra modules on social and emotional permaculture. And we’re revolutionizing online permaculture by requiring more hands-on practice than any other PDC. In short, if you study with us, you won’t just be empowered to talk about permaculture and design pretty gardens, but you’ll also have the tools to manifest your own broad-scale designs, projects, and community programs. Our teaching team is all women, and the mission is to shine a light on the baddassery of Women in Permaculture, but all genders are welcome to enroll: www.permaculturewomen.com

PROFESSIONAL AND CERTIFIED TRAINING in organic/biodynamic gardening and farming. Online or full time two year work based apprentice style learning. 20 years experience in sustainable and holistic training for a better future. BioDynamic Agricultural College. www.bdacollege.org.uk

STEPHANIE HAFFERTY, seasonal plant-based recipes, organic no dig gardening, homegrown eco friendly potions from plants, edible garden design, permaculture, small-scale homesterading, living lightly and abundantly. Web: www.Stephanie Hafferty.co.uk



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