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Permaculture and Bees in Ireland

Permaculture and Bees in Ireland

FromThe Barefoot Beekeeper


Permaculture and Bees in Ireland

FromThe Barefoot Beekeeper

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Length:
79 minutes
Released:
Jul 17, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

I recently had the pleasure of teaching a weekend course in Ireland to a lovely group of people. The setting was Carraig Dúlra - an organic small-holding in County Wicklow run by Suzie and Mike Cahn.
In this podcast you will hear Mike talking about his bees, along with others who attended the course giving their feedback on the weekend. Then you will hear from Sammy - one of the younger Cahns - and finally you will hve a tour of the farm by Susie, who teaches permaculture and forest gardening.
The teaching site is on what I can only describe as marginal land for farming, comprising at first glance a rocky slope covered with heather, bracken and gorse. However, when you look more closely you find a whole range of unexpected fruit and vegetables that you would never imagine would thrive in such a place as this. 
If you want to learn about permaculture and forest gardening in a beautiful setting, visit the Carraig Dúlra web site and book yourself in - http://www.dulra.org
I think you will enjoy this podcast and I look forward to your comments.
Released:
Jul 17, 2012
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (48)

Barefoot beekeeping is more about the bees than the honey. Phil Chandler, author of The Barefoot Beekeeper, talks about his low-tech, low-cost approach to beekeeping and interviews people whose work and research impacts the world of bees.