Comments on: Soil and Water for Every Farm – Keyline Design Course

By: gil carandang

gil carandang — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 11:47:55 +0000

interested to join the course but do not have the financial means since i am coming from developing country the philippines. would like to do work exchange and conduct seminar/workshop sharing indigenous microorganisms technology i did in california when i took the permaculture class. am currently heavily involved in organic agriculture training here in the philippines with special focus on intensive and microbial organic farming technologies. you may want to visit my website and click new farm where an article was made on me on indigenous microorganisms. hope i can get train and attend your workshop exchange deal.
many thanks!
gil carandang
herbana farms philippines

By: caleb omolo

caleb omolo — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 02:38:11 +0000

can you visit my village in kenya ?let me know if any of your students is willing to come to kenya to train my village on permaculture type of farming.

By: caleb omolo

caleb omolo — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 02:32:57 +0000

My name is caleb Omolo, Iwould like to perner permaculture research institute so that we can my village in rongo district in Nyanza province in Kenya can learn how to solve the soil erosion problems and poverty erradication through permaculture practice of sustainable agriculture.We are losing allot of soil to soil erosion and our soil can not grow much, our rivers streams are trying up very fast and the remaining river streams are very much polluted with nitrogen phosphate chemical fertiliser.

By: Jonathan Scherch

Jonathan Scherch — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 15:51:45 +0000

This sounds excellent. I would like to attend, though not sure if my schedule then will permit. Thank you for sharing the details — and if ever visiting Seattle / Pacific Northwest of US, please contact and we can meet — perhaps schedule a talk. Best regards, Jonathan Scherch