Matthew Swainston

I'm not sure if this is the right spot for this question or not but here it goes.
I am going to be doing several largish infrastructure projects on my property in the next 2 years, I would like to be able to have workshops connected to these projects at my place (if nothing else then to spread the "gospel of permaculture").
I don't want this to just be a ploy for free labor, I want people to actually come away with some useful skills and a better understanding of what permaculture is.

Now here is my question (or group of questions)
~ How should I lay out the day/weekends
~ How much time should be devoted to each part (Intro, how and why, tools, techniques, hands on, etc...)
~ How much written material (handouts) should I provide, and what kinds
~ Should I approach it with a larger global concept (we are doing this to save the environment and make the world and better place and hears how) or the more Simplified approach (I want to do this the save money and you can too)

Sorry i didn't indicate it on the map north is the top of the map. The land with the swamp is currently owned by a bank, and is undeveloped.

on the right of my drive way is me vegetable garden at the top, then the orchard (~15 different fruit trees + berry bushes and other things), then a winter pasture for my pigs at the bottom.
on the left of my drive is my septic field/chicken pastures (my county doesn't count them as livestock for some reason so i don't have to waist the space of the septic field) at the top, but the bottom past that flattens out for about 20 feet before the road. I could divert my runoff in to there and put in a pond or huggle bed there.

I could also divert some of the run off into the property I'm managing into a pond to irrigate

I like the idea of the "swoosh" beds but sadly would not be able to do it because most of the area (more then a few feet off the road) is other peoples properties. There is quite a bit of run of, the majority of it comes off of my property and next door neighbors property.

I'm planing on putting in several ditches across my drive way to mitigate some of the run off and send it in to my orchard, currently I have one ditch running diagonally across the end of my drive way linking into a ditch running along side the road feeding all the run off into at swamp at the end of the road away from my property, but if you want to get technical I own the property that the road leading to the county road is on (sort makes a tail for my odd kite shaped property) I cant do much with it thats why i was originally thinking huggle beds or something like that and I could plant things that would still help me like bee forage and/or native berries.

I live on a small farm roughly 2.5 acres in a small neighbor hood, being the nice guy that I am (and they only one with anything close to heavy equipment) I maintain our 2 roads (only a few hundred feet total), I have a small tractor and a box scraper but just wondering if there was some better equipment that I should be looking for, also what do you guys think of running short huggle beds down the sides of the the roads.