Commenced:
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01/01/0001 |
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Submitted:
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29/03/2012 |
Last updated:
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07/10/2015 |
Location:
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SE |
Climate zone:
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Cold Temperate |
We are implementing Permaculture on our small farm in order to make it rational, resilient and sustainable. Building a community in the process. We host courses to inspire others to get active.
We are 4ppl atm but are allways looking to include more, trying to rach 10ppl in due time.
The farm consist of 6ha fields, 6ha pastures and 15ha of forest. We implement permaculture as a rational way of modernicing the activities on the farm. Our aim is to build a resilient and productive farm that can contribute to the local food market. This means building a resilient social foundation aswell as designing the productive activities at the farm in line with PC.
We see PC as a practicall and rational tool and not as a goal in it self.
We spread the principles with courses and PDC's at the farm. We can house 20ppl atm.
The farm is more than 400years old and still going strong, so we have history on our side as we take the farm in to the future!
//Joel and Co at Rikkenstorp
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