Tony Papa

To the first question: we are in the southwest and permaculture for dry lands is what I know best but frankly the water issues and limitations are frustrating so we are open to right opportunity almost anywhere, preferably with the longest possible growing season.  

I also appreciate the info on SKIP, however I don’t really want to go through this at this point and we have the funds available for fair purchase.  Great program and opportunities though..  

Hi all, as the subject line suggests we are looking for a place to call home.  We have been looking through traditional methods but just not finding anything that works or we would have to start from scratch.  We have three kids under age of 10 and want Them to continue learning permaculture techniques and methods.  

I took permaculture classes in college and have crafted designs for others but have never been able to do this myself at scale, only small areas that provide limited yields.  Now is the time.

If you have something you have built for years and want to turn the keys over to a family that wants to keep this going then please contact me.  Thanks in advance for any responses.

Tony