by Nick Huggins | Nov 24, 2018 | Blog, Farming, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
Living – Healing – Natural What is Structured Water? Many of you know Chief Scientist of Phion, Managing Director Rob Gourlay, speak about Structured Water at our workshops or talks and the Phion MEA devices, and the benefits to your health and...
by Nick Huggins | Nov 6, 2018 | Blog, Farming, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
Soaking up Australia’s drought Is Natural Sequence Farming the secret to restoring our water-starved continent? For more than a decade, two farmers have shown that parched landscapes can be revived. And finally Canberra’s listening. When Tony...
by Nick Huggins | Jun 28, 2018 | Blog, Food Gardens, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
10 Incredible Epsom Salt Uses For Plants & The SOIL Epsom salt is comprised of hydrated magnesium sulfate, a naturally occurring mineral first found in the well waters of Epsom, England. Epsom salt has a variety of home remedy applications – the two most widely...
by Nick Huggins | Apr 2, 2018 | Blog, Farming, Food Gardens, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
Mycorrhizal Fungi: Nature’s Gardeners Mycorrhizae are fungi that live in a symbiotic relationship with plants in which energy and nutrient exchange benefit both organisms. The relationship results in improved survival and growth, increased rooting amidst more...
by Nick Huggins | Mar 30, 2018 | Blog, Farming, Food Gardens, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
TOP SOIL: A CATALYST FOR BETTER HEALTH AND NUTRITION First Published byTOBIAS ROBERTS AUGUST 23, 2017 WHERE WE STAND WITHOUT SOIL Everything begins and ends with the soil. Unfortunately, close to 70% of it has been lost since the dawn of the agricultural revolution....
by Nick Huggins | Mar 29, 2018 | Blog, Landscape, Permaculture, Soil
The Man Who Planted Trees I had this YouTube link sent to me by a good mate, Connor (Gareth) Jones from California, USA — a fellow Permaculture designer that I first met at our Internship at Zaytuna farm (Permaculture Research Institute of Australia) back in 2010....
