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Aranya Austin
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Last Updated:
17/05/2011
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Looe, Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Cool Temperate
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Darren Doherty bringing RegenAG to the UK in the autumn

Posted by Aranya Austin over 13 years ago

In-demand permaculture & keyline designer Darren Doherty is bringing Regenerative Agriculture to the UK at the end of Oct / start of Nov.
He'll be teaching a 7-day RegenAG advanced design course (24th-30th Oct) for us permaculture folks & delivering a 3-day RegenAG workshop for farmers (1st-3rd Nov). It's a rare chance to get trained up to take permaculture into the farming community. The courses are taking place on the Cowdray estate, Midhurst, West Sussex & places for the 7-day are going fast - 10 booked already in the 3 days since we first put up the course webpage. Numbers are limited to 30, so if you want to be part of it you'd better book your place soon... More details: http://www.designedvisions.com/course-dates-mainmenu-83/specialist-courses/220-advanced-pdc.html

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Full Permaculture Design Course
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
Verifying teacher: Stephen Nutt
Other Teachers: Steve Charter
Location: Hales, Exeter, England
Date: Sep 1996
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RegenAG Design Course & Workshop
Type: Other
Teacher: Darren J. Doherty
Location: Cowdray Hall, Midhurst, West Sussex
Date: Oct 2011
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Diploma in Applied Permaculture Design
Type: Permaculture Diploma
Verifying teacher: Angus Soutar
Other Teachers: Andy Langford, Steve Charter, Simon Shakespeare
Location: Britain
Date: Sep 2003
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Training of Permaculture Teachers
Type: Teacher Training
Verifying teacher: Andy Langford
Other Teachers: Robina McCurdy
Location: Braziers Park, Oxfordshire, England
Date: Sep 2004
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