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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Garden To Table

Davidson Plum - Rainforest flavours

Davidson Plum Davidsonia pruriens var. jerseyana A bombshell of colour and intense clean, tart flavour, Davidson Plum has become one of my favourite bushfood fruits in the kitchen. Read More
Harvest the pale tender tips - this is the white sweet potato leaf.

Sweet Potato Tips & Recipe

Unduly Under-rated Veritable Vegetables - Sweet Potato Greens Its wet season--nice ‘n hot ‘n humid--and in the garden rampancy rules, especially in the sweet potato patch. The tubers won’t be ready to harvest until autumn, but meantime there’s an absolute… Read More
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Taste the Bush in the Backyard

“Good food is at the heart of bushfood permaculture." "Local native species conservation takes on a new and more immediate meaning. Some bushfoods are amazingly productive, with the added advantage of being packed with intense, wild flavours. It’s just the… Read More
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Edible Flowers

Flowers play an important role in an edible landscape and in any food producing… Read More

Permaculture Insights

Learning from Cuba's Footprint

Target ONE EARTH – Living Within Our Footprint and What we can Learn from Cuba Robyn Francis reports on her visit to Cuba to experience 'first hand' the only… Read More

Shaping the Future

The call to become an effective agent of change There is a rising tide of awareness of an urgent need to change, which has been accelerating rapidly over the… Read More

Do Nothing, or as Little as Possible

Efficient, labour saving, low maintenance, user-friendly are catch-cries we hear all the time, yet how much unnecessary work do we create for ourselves, often… Read More

What is Permaculture?

What is permaculture...? What is the difference between permaculture and organic… Read More

Permaculture 20 Years On

Robyn Francis Reflects on two decades of Permaculture - how it has changed my world view Read More
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SunflowerThe Permaculture Design Course (PDC)

A comprehensive introduction to permaculture principles, applications & design practices. The 80+hour PDC at Djanbung Gardens includes the standard 72-hour international PDC curriculum, addressing all major climatic zones (temperate, subtropic, tropical & arid) and the breadth of permaculture applications for sustainable urban, rural & bioregional design and development. 

Our permaculture training gives special attention to climatic zones represented by course participants. The course meets a common international standard as a foundation course for permaculture practitioners and teachers.

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A Living Learn-scape

PracticalPermaculture2Djanbung Gardens was founded in 1993 as a purpose-built living, learning environment for Permaculture Education and permaculture demonstration site.

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PCA offers a great range of short courses throughout the year, for professional development and for people looking for practical skills and knowledge for sustainable living and self reliance. Most of these short courses at Djabung Gardens form part of the full-time APT accredited training and are included in the International Internship programs. Our faculty of highly experienced permaculture teachers also deliver some of these programs elsewhere in the Northern Rivers and overseas.

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Vocational Training &  AQTF Qualifications in Permaculture

The Accredited Permaculture Training™ (APT) provides ASQA (formerly AQTF) accredited courses in permaculture leading to AQF qualifications. 

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