Way back in December we interviewed Nerida Hames from Lot-3 farm on the Mornington Peninsula, South East of Melbourne about working on an organic and permaculture farm that produces fruit and veg for the local market.
Join Michael, Kathy and Nerida as they chat about the trials and tribulations of organic farming in a commercial setting on
We had a brilliant pre-recorded interview with two Transition Town Champions, Michelle Fisher and Donna Livermore, in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne for our show last Saturday.
It was a fun, fast paced conversation about Transition Towns, Permaculture, Energy Descent, Community Development, Local Exchange Trading Schemes (LETS) and more.
Grab a cuppa, sit back and join in the fun that was
We had a brilliant pre-recorded interview with two Transition Town Champions, Michelle Fisher and Donna Livermore, in the Western Suburbs of Melbourne for our show last Saturday.
It was a fun, fast paced conversation about Transition Towns, Permaculture, Energy Descent, Community Development, Local Exchange Trading Schemes (LETS) and more.
Grab a cuppa, sit back and join in the fun that was
Yes, Michael is back from India and full of beans as he and Kathy chat about Autumn in Melbourne, staple crops in India, the Melbourne garden show, indigenous nature strips and much more.
Sit down and hold on for more of the gardening madness that is Mike and Kathy on
Another rip snorter of a show on The Good Earth this month.
Featuring the second interview in a series from far flung India Michael talks to the host of a home stay experience on one of the oldest tea plantations in Darjeeling that has embraced permaculture principles and organic and biodynamic gardening techniques to improve the quality of both the tea and the lives of the people in the local community.
So sit back with a cuppa and listen to the podcast of the interview and, if you haven’t already, catch the first interview here.
Featuring the first interview in a series from far flung India Michael talks to the co-ordinator of a home stay experience on one of the oldest tea plantations in Darjeeling that has embraced permaculture principles and organic and biodynamic gardening techniques to improve the quality of both the tea and the lives of the people in the local community.
So sit back with a cuppa and listen to the podcast of the interview and don’t forget to tune in to the next show to catch the second installment.