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Commenced:	01/09/2020
Submitted:	07/10/2019
Last updated:	12/06/2023
Location:	Kasuga 2402, Saku, Nagano, JP
Website:	http://www.permaculturemochizuki.com
Climate zone:	Warm Temperate

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Permaculture Mochizuki Small-scale No-till Cereal Production Course

Project: Permaculture Mochizuki Permaculture Research Farm & Demonstration Site

Posted by Nick Sikorski about 4 years ago

As a means of increasing interest in permaculture and promoting self-sufficiency, we started a no-till cereal production course in September of 2020. Divided into six half-day events, the course aims to teach how to grow a variety of winter cereals (the participants get to choose from rye, spelt or Japanese wheat) without either machines or chemical fertilisers and for home consumption.

The six steps are:

1. Bed preparation and soil-building
2. Seed sowing
3. Planting out
4. Weed management
5. Harvest
6. Post-harvest

For each part of the course the students come together on the Permaculture Mochizuki Research Farm & Demonstration Site and participate in each type of work being taught. Once they have a good idea of what to do and how to do it, they can then go home to their own gardens/fields and repeat the same process. For the second step - seed sowing - they sow their seeds (in cell trays) on the farm and take the cell tray home with them. At the end of the course they have the option of the course they have the option of processing their grain on the farm or keeping it as seed for the following year.

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