A couple of days ago, I was setting up new paddocks for my sheep when I stumbled across a bald-faced hornet nest. This isn’t the

This blog is a condensed version of the account of Troy’s three-month stay, written by Akira Hirose, one of our Online PDC graduates. He interviewed

Our friends at Foodscaper are rolling out their new Foodscaper Entrepreneurship School. Matt is a graduate of ours and has become a leader in this movement.

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

Bill and Becky had an unexpected wild harvest in their backyard from a native plant, the American Wild Plum. 

This weekend (May 4 & 5) our friends at Permaculture Magazine (UK) are offering those who are on our email list FREE digital access to

Learn how the influence of ramps has built relationships within human and nonhuman communities.

We built a composting toilet system for our off-grid cabin and campsites — no plumbing, no odor, no chemicals. Here’s exactly how we designed it and what we learned.

Sample the PDC Course! The video below is an actual 45-minute section from our Online Permaculture Design (PDC) Certificate course. This will give you a

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