Comments on: Each Step is the Way – Part III http://permaculture.org.au/2009/09/17/each-step-is-the-way-part-iii/ Permaculture News, Commentary and Worldwide Projects. Mon, 21 May 2012 02:23:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: erin http://permaculture.org.au/2009/09/17/each-step-is-the-way-part-iii/#comment-37318 erin Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:17:04 +0000 http://permaculture.org.au/?p=1810#comment-37318 great story david thanks this is actually for Mr. Fortunato (Atoy) Nuque, just to offer any additional advice or pointers. i have a friend who currently has a project in the phillipines, started several years ago. check out www.internationalpermaculture.com/contacts2.html the contact to call is Gregg Nibbs. he would be happy to let you know about the past project (still active) and let you know how to find it! hope you get this. all the best Erin Henderson great story david thanks
this is actually for Mr. Fortunato (Atoy) Nuque, just to offer any additional advice or pointers. i have a friend who currently has a project in the phillipines, started several years ago. check out http://www.internationalpermaculture.com/contacts2.html the contact to call is Gregg Nibbs. he would be happy to let you know about the past project (still active) and let you know how to find it!
hope you get this.
all the best
Erin Henderson

]]> By: Karen Sutherland http://permaculture.org.au/2009/09/17/each-step-is-the-way-part-iii/#comment-37231 Karen Sutherland Fri, 25 Sep 2009 07:55:23 +0000 http://permaculture.org.au/?p=1810#comment-37231 Very inspiring and exciting work you are doing, and its always good to see grey water used to grow fruit trees! Exactly what it should/could do everywhere in more affluent countries if it wasn't going down the drain... Very inspiring and exciting work you are doing, and its always good to see grey water used to grow fruit trees! Exactly what it should/could do everywhere in more affluent countries if it wasn’t going down the drain…

]]> By: David Perkins http://permaculture.org.au/2009/09/17/each-step-is-the-way-part-iii/#comment-37189 David Perkins Thu, 24 Sep 2009 04:58:42 +0000 http://permaculture.org.au/?p=1810#comment-37189 Thank you Atoy. i am happy to hear that you considering getting back into farming - permaculture style! permaculture design will certainly help you succeed. i can give you some recommendations to begin if you contact me by email at davidperkins108@gmail.com Thank you Atoy. i am happy to hear that you considering getting back into farming – permaculture style! permaculture design will certainly help you succeed. i can give you some recommendations to begin if you contact me by email at davidperkins108@gmail.com

]]> By: Fortunato Nuque (Atoy) http://permaculture.org.au/2009/09/17/each-step-is-the-way-part-iii/#comment-37048 Fortunato Nuque (Atoy) Fri, 18 Sep 2009 23:04:20 +0000 http://permaculture.org.au/?p=1810#comment-37048 Iam a filipino-Austrlian currently residing in sydney. Iam a former farmer in the Philippines,Iam considering of going back and resume farming and hoping to introduce permaculture in our locality.Since our area and all farmers were poor,I was thinking of convincing our local goverment officials to introduce the permaculture and probably invite you people to visit us and teach us permaculture. Kindly,advice me on how you start it,where and how did you get your starting funding,did you involve your local or national gov`t to start it out?Philippines is 3rd world country and iam sure permaculture will be of great help in impacting the life of my fellow filipinos. I will appreciate it if you guys can share your knowledge and experince on the benifit of permaculture on your locality. More power and God bless You all in all your great endeavors.... permaculture is I believe the answer for food security and sustainabilty. Respectfully, Mr. Fortunato (Atoy) Nuque Iam a filipino-Austrlian currently residing in sydney. Iam a former farmer in the Philippines,Iam considering of going back and resume farming and hoping to introduce permaculture in our locality.Since our area and all farmers were poor,I was thinking of convincing our local goverment officials to introduce the permaculture and probably invite you people to visit us and teach us permaculture. Kindly,advice me on how you start it,where and how did you get your starting funding,did you involve your local or national gov`t to start it out?Philippines is 3rd world country and iam sure permaculture will be of great help in impacting the life of my fellow filipinos. I will appreciate it if you guys can share your knowledge and experince on the benifit of permaculture on your locality. More power and God bless You all in all your great endeavors…. permaculture is I believe the answer for food security and sustainabilty.

Respectfully,
Mr. Fortunato (Atoy) Nuque

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