| Saving Your Own Seeds |
| No Dig experts, Charles Dowding and Stephanie Hafferty, explain the ins and outs on saving your own vegetable seed. |
| Artisanal Cheesemaking |
| We asked David Asher to tell us how to make the most natural, permacultural cheese possible. |
| Growing Edible Polycultures in Containers |
| Vera Greutink explains how to grow vegetables in organic polycultures in containers by the kitchen door. |
| Oiling the Palm of an Industrial Giant |
| Palm oil production is devastating vast landscapes across southeast Asia and will soon be moving into Africa. Rozie Apps explores the facts and what we can do to minimise its impact. |
| Regenerative Farming |
| In the Algarve, Portugal, 43 hectares of abandoned farm with ruined buildings has become a thriving community, Quinto do Vale da Lama, with poly-incomes and a increasingly diverse ecosystem. Walt Ludwick describes the journey. |
| How to Make Maple and Birch Syrup |
| Susan Tipton-Fox explains the art if tapping maple and birch for syrup and describes how to make natural taps from sumac. |
| Why Diversity is Important in Permaculture |
| Bestselling author and activist, Starhawk, explores the vital role of diversity within communities and in the struggle for social justice. |
| ‘The Peculiar People’ |
| Graham Burnett describes how he was invited to ‘exhibit’ a permaculture garden in a prestigious art gallery as part of an exhibition celebrating Radical Essex. |
| Be The Change, Be Like Soil |
| Millions of lifeforms in the soil create a much bigger, important ‘whole’. Neil Kingsnorth explores how we can take inspiration from this when facing the challenges of today. |
| Preserving Summer Flavours |
| No Dig expert, Stephanie Hafferty, shares her tips for the summer garden and how to preserve those flavours for the winter months. |
| Re-generation READ NOW |
| Daniel Christian Wahl says a new generation of designers can design a world in which all can thrive and not just survive. |
| From Picts to Paradise |
| James Reid explains how he designed a mulituse permaculture paradise in the temperate climate of Scotland, with veg gardens, fruit trees, livestock, compost toilets and a sauna. |
| Stories in Action at the Zombie Apocalypse Training Camp |
| Want to prise your kids away from the individious screen? Philip Waters shares his masterful guidance for engaging stories and outdoor play with a difference. |
| Edible Flowers and why you should grow them |
| Edible flowers are both a functional and beautiful aspect of the permaculture polyculture. No dig expert, Stephanie Hafferty, explains why they are good for you and your garden’s health. |
| Beyond Fairtrade and Organics |
| PM asked Simon Constantine of Lush Cosmetics to describe how permaculture has been a key driver to their successful, regenerative and philanthropic enterprise. |
| Understanding and Embracing Transformational Change |
| John D. Liu on why the future of our planet need not be bleak. |
| The Secret Garden of Marizá |
| How Marsha Hanzi created an edible paradise using regenerative agriculture techniques. |
| Installing Small Scale Solar |
| Fitting solar panels to your campervan or other off-grid structure needn’t be daunting. John Adams guides you through the planning stage and presents a case study of a typical installation. |
| The Great Green Wall of China |
| Award winning filmmaker, John D. Liu, visits an extraordinary project where ecosystem based adaptation is delivering real results. |
| Make a Bentwood Chair |
| Ben Law describes how to construct attractive and comfortable garden chairs from small diameter coppiced roundwood. |
| Crop Protection READ NOW |
| Stephanie Hafferty looks at the net gains of pest and climate control as part of her food crop growing regime. |
| The Oldest Forest Garden in Britain |
| Graham Bell explains the different layers of his temperate food forest and how these create abundant harvests. |
| Alleviating Poverty With Permaculture |
| Warren Draper explains how permaculture can tackle poverty and proposes a way of acquiring the necessary skills for free. |
| Permaculture and Politics READ NOW |
| Mark Boyle explores how the permaculture movement can learn to read the political landscape – and why it needs rewilding. |