William Bond

The most common question we receive is, "What is Permaculture?" This is the video we show them.

The video attached is what we did in a very heavy clay area. The location is in Deep East Texas.

Absolutely. In Joel Salatin's latest PIDS, I learned that there was a Peruvian family, in California, that was grazing interstate medians and grassy patches near bridges. They were living in a camper and sleeping right next to their flocks. Here's an example of a super easy rotational grazing plan.

This is the most recent chicken tractor that we've built. We based it upon Justin Rhodes "chickshaw" but adapted it to better accommodate our rough terrain. We also had to make it super light so everyone in the family would be able to move it.

We just recently moved to NC as well! We moved closer to the Asheville area.

The daily chores of taking care of our homestead/animals is probably the most fulfilling part of my day.

Here's a tour of our garden last fall. A lot of our calories came from a variety of sweet potatoes.

An easy way to increase fruit production on your trees, is to use a French tree training method known as Espalier. Here's a link on how to do it and why it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AndkmfSBOs&t=2s