Aug. 31 - Sept. 2.
Some brief reflections:
- Permaculture is not just about farming...it's a life you live. It's not just about the application of knowledge but the internalization of values.
- The designer and the design have a close relationship. Through experience and observation, the design evolves through time.
- People are part of the design. Every living thing is part of the design. Even typhoons are a welcome part of life.
- Nature has a way of organizing itself and the designer must understand how nature works.
- Permaculture design "follows the water". Where there's water, there's life.
- Permaculture is planned "katam" or "katamaran" in Filipino. Once the system is in place, there isn't much work to do.
- Glinoga Organic Farm opened our eyes to a lot of things. We don't even know where to start. Food is so abundant and creativity is overflowing. And the people in the farm really know what they're doing.
- Thank you to our gracious hosts, Nenieveh Fortun Glinoga and Bittie Glinoga and the staff for taking care of our team. This was a truly memorable experience for us.
- Watch out for PRPH Vlog Episode 1: Glinoga Organic Farm on January 2019.
- Our full report will be available by 2019.
- Support our team by donating any amount to our Gogetfunding campaign: https://gogetfunding.com/designing-food-security/
- Visit our official blog for more information about the initiative: http://permacultureresearchph.blogspot.com/
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