Epic DIY Fly Trap
This is a quick homemade DIY solution to manage flies around our goats. All it took was some sticky flypaper, a bucket and a few
Wild Plum Harvest
Bill and Becky had an unexpected wild harvest in their backyard from a native plant, the American Wild Plum.
Permaculture Magazine Offer
This weekend (May 4 & 5) our friends at Permaculture Magazine (UK) are offering those who are on our email list FREE digital access to
Discover the Wild Leek (Ramps)
Learn how the influence of ramps has built relationships within human and nonhuman communities.
DIY “Super Clean Composting Toilet” Design
“We love the composting toilet. It’s so clean, and we can’t believe it doesn’t smell!” What is a composting toilet? A composting toilet is a
Design and Tour of MWP Home Residence
Here is the latest presentation and virtual tour of how our residential property has evolved over the last 15 years. This is a live presentation
Super Easy Cold-Compost-Pile Harvest
Spring is here at Midwest Permaculture. It’s time for the annual harvest from the bottom of our cold compost pile. Along with beautiful compost, we
Simple Mills Supports Regenerative/Permaculture Farmers
Update: March 2024 To all our friends from Simple Mills and Elsewhere… Here is the story of how we met Katlin and what hit home
Building of Permaculture Earth-Shelter Cabin
Picture Summary: Clay-slip Straw Cabin Build The cabin is available for overnight stays through our HipCamp listing. Enjoy the cabin and visit this Midwest Permaculture
Pond Muck Berm Project
Building Raised Beds on Contour When our community pond became stagnant from silt runoff and the build-up of plant detritus over 40 years, it needed
Bending Oak Permaculture Farm, Design-Element Permaculture Posters
We recently visited a long-term project of ours, Bending Oak Permaculture farm in Youngstown, Ohio. We have been designing and implementing for this demonstrative site
Living Woven-Willow Brush Fence
Another Experiment at Midwest Permaculture How one can attractively store woody brush to give it time to break down. Hello permaculture friends. We wanted to