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August Applied Permaculture : An Introduction to P ermaculture Design and its Applications
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So whats Permaculture anyway? This one day class w
ill provide curious minds with an introduction to
permaculture principles, design philosophy and a
variety of skills and techniques that can be appli
ed in the farm and garden setting.
Participan
ts will have the opportunity to get hands on exper
ience with soil building, water catchment, plantcultivation and more at one of the most establish
ed permaculture farms in the Portland area.
Vegan, gluten free lunch will be provided.
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Ian Mae is gardener, herbali
st, youth educator and land steward at Tryon LifeCommunity Farm. He received a certificate
in Permaculture Design through a course lead by To
by Hemingway and has studied with Missy Rhoss and
Gradey Proctor at the Arctos School of Botanical S
tudies.
The cost for this cla
ss is $50
Discounted cost for Friends of the
Farm Monthly Donors: $35
Early Bird Special!:Register by August 10th and receive $10 off
Scholarships are available! Please contact worksho
ps@tryonfarm.org to make arrangements.
 
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Please let us know if you'd like to us
e our shuttle service which would leaving from Peo
ple Cooperative Grocery Store in SE portland at 9:
30am. There is limited onsite parking. Plea
se carpool or bike!
This
class is not a Permaculture Design Certification C
ourse (PDC) nor do the class hours count toward a
certificate.
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