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Commenced:	01/08/2013
Submitted:	27/01/2012
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	100 Lambert Street , Ararat, Victoria, AU
Climate zone:	Mediterranean

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Mudlark Permaculture Internships

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Posted by Carolyn Payne-Gemmell over 12 years ago

Early announcement of our dual site Internships for 2014

Mudlark Permaculture will be offering internships in 2014 covering activities at both our Beaufort Farm site and our Ararat Urban Demonstrations site.

Internship will be based on a WWOOFa style of operation, however we expect you to stay with us for at least 4 weeks to immerse yourself in a Permaculture lifestyle.

Our Ararat Urban Demonstration site is in its early evolutions, with a mainframe of water harvesting earthworks and inital food forest planting. Work in the main crop garden will be a large feature of the urban site work and associated jobs such as mulching, compost making and food preserving.

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The Mudlark Beaufort farm demonstration site will be in its third year of development with a mainframe of water harvesting earthworks, food forest plantings, cell grazing, plantation and regenerated timber management.

Work on the farm demonstration site will focus around tree planting, animal husbandry, fencing, mulching, pruning and firewood.

[Creating anerobic soil in the swales]

[Diverting a swale into higher ground to preserve a clump of existing trees]

[Native plantation always plenty of pruning to be done]

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Beaufort and Ararat are on the Western Highway (M8) west of Ballarat in Western Victoria.

Public transportation to Ararat from Melbourne: 3 trains per day from Southern Cross station via Ballarat also intermittent buses. Country buses run through from Western Victoria and South Australia.

Your questions and enquiries are most welcome.

Email [email protected] I check it morning and night.

Or text my mobile 0417648833-service can be intermittent when I am out on site.

[One of the more subtle inhabitants at Mudlark Permaculture]

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