by Jeffery Heppler

Gro Gardening Initiative By: Patty McKenna Toward the end of my Master of Public Health degree program, I convinced my graduate committee...

What to do (and not to do) right now in your permaculture garden By: Stephanie Lambert The arrival of spring with some warmer days has me...

A Field Trip to Prairie Turnip Farm By: Jeffery Heppler Electric fencing from a permaculture perspective is used to provide disturbance...

By Amber Lehrman, KPI Education Lead In October of last year, I was invited to help teach a PDC at Maya Mountain Research Farm (MMRF) in...

By Sasha Banks-Louie Decades of tillage and a lack of cover cropping have caused serious harm to the world’s hillside cropland and its...

By Sasha Banks-Louie High prices of farming equipment and the increasing costs of borrowing the money to pay for it, has pushed US...

By Sasha Banks-Louie Students braved a chilly morning commute on Saturday, November 10 to gather in the cozy kitchen of the First Baptist...

By Bill Price, Co-Chair, Kansas Permaculture Institute, Board of Directors A lot of us love cooking outdoors and can’t imagine what...

By Sasha Banks-Louie Organic farmers in Kansas have a particularly difficult time fixing nitrogen for equine forage crops. Spring rains...

By Ben Stallings Rain barrels have become popular water collection systems, but limitations in capacity and problems with overflow,...

By Amber Lehrman Planting perennials around the borders of raised vegetable beds is an ideal way to increase crop yields without costing...