permaculture

[Holger Hieronimi <holger@tierramor.org>]

Great-

I like this synthesis of PC, keyline, HM, soil food web,....

Are there projected trainings for Mexico, or is it more focused on 
realities in affluent countries ?

holger


El 03.03.2010 12:21, permaculture-request@lists.ibiblio.org escribió:
> Asunto:
> [permaculture] Fwd: RegenAG Announcement Draft
> De:
> Darren Doherty <darren@permaculture.biz>
> Fecha:
> Wed, 3 Mar 2010 11:33:26 +1100
>
> Para:
> Permaculture List <permaculture@lists.ibiblio.org>
>
>
> G'day,
>
> Over the last few years we have put much effort and energy into expanding
> the reach of regenerative agricultural methods around the world via a range
> of novel courses such as the Keyline Design Course, Carbon Farming Course,
> Carbon Economy Course and Pathways to Relocalisation involving leading
> practitioners in their respective fields. Thousands of people in Oceania,
> North America and Europe have been exposed to these events and this has
> resulted in a significant amount of activity on the ground. What's more for
> the 1st time we have seen methodologies such as Keyline, Holistic
> Management, Permaculture, Soil Food Web, ZERI and others brought together in
> formal trainings where the integration of these methods has been actively
> encouraged and demonstrated.
>
> This effort has developed into the 'Regenerative Agriculture Workshop
> Series' which our project partners (Australia Felix Permaculture, Fusion
> Farms, Free Range Permaculture, Milkwood Permaculture, Conscious Design&
> the Mulloon Institute) are pleased to announce today. This series of
> workshops is the start of a longer and broader project whose objective is to
> 'Regenerate Agriculture's Soils, Profits&  Community through a Workshop
> Series with World-Leading Innovators' which over 2010 will be further
> developed into an ongoing and expanded workshop series in 2011 and beyond.
>
> A website and on-line course booking service has been developed and can be
> found atwww.RegenAG.com  enabling participants to register for 4 different
> courses in Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales, Far North Queensland&  on
> the North Island of New Zealand/Aotearoa. The courses are as follows and are
> scheduled to start in late July 2010:
>
> Holistic Management with Kirk Gadzia (US)
> BioFertile Farms with Paul Taylor (AU)&  Eugenio Gras (MX)
> Keyline Farming with Darren J. Doherty (AU)
> Local Farms&  Community with Joel Salatin (US)
>
> Many of these courses are either Farm Ready-approved or pending approval so
> Australian Land Managers, Primary Producers (and their workers and family
> members), wild game harvesters and Indigenous land managers  may be eligible
> to attend the courses with access to the Farm Ready subsidy.
>
> We have a structured sponsorship program that accommodates a range of
> budgets and limits sponsorship opportunities on a national, state and per
> event basis. With brand material being published on a broad spectrum of
> media including print, web&  radio, your business or organisation will be
> highly visible. Packages also include prominent placements at each event as
> the series is staged across the country.
>
> We are interested to begin discussions with organisations or businesses in
> other states, territories and countries who might wish to participate as
> RegenAG convenors from 2011 and beyond, though with planning commencing in
> 2010. With the expansion of the program from 2011, opportunities for a wide
> range of World-class Practitioner/Trainers will also become available.
>
> We wish to give great thanks to all of those people who have helped bring us
> to this point either as participants, convenors, trainers, sponsors or
> supporters. They have come to inform us as to what the needs are out there
> and what works and what doesn't.
>
> The task ahead for humanity is indeed a great one and we feel that we are
> offering many of the solutions to take the steps forward on the great
> agricultural lands of our planet: the primary client! These solutions are
> selected carefully and only after extensive field testing by real
> practitioners on real operations with real regenerative results: certainly
> our objective is beyond sustainability as it must be.
>
> All the best and we look forward to your participation in the Regenerative
> Agriculture Workshop Series.
>
> -- Hooroo, Darren J. Doherty