樸門─綠屋工坊窯烤烘焙課程又來了!
這次我們將在朵猫猫餐廳舉辦披薩麵包窯烘焙課程‧
2009/10/26
2009/10/6
Write-up for your Blog
Here's a short paragraph about what I did and how much I learned while working on your farm. Thank you again for teaching mea nd giving me so much to think about. Good luck with everything and I hope I can come back someday.
Ye Man San( 陽明山) Permaculture Yanana garden
As a WWOOF volunteer for only one week at Ye Man San Permaculture farm outside of Taipei, I was able to see Bill Mollison and other permaculture writers’ works and designs for a tropical farm at work. The reality of the food forest consisting of classic principles such as the banana circle, agroforestry, and pond/aquaculture and livestock integrated into agriculture was much more intricate and productive than I had imagined. I helped weed small plots, make soy sauce and vinegar, harvest various fruit, herbs, melons, and bamboo, and bake bread in an earth oven made of recycled materials. All of these activities were new and interesting to learn about from Ye Man. He regularly teaches permaculture workshops about sustainability, food, nutrition, food tradition, and self-sufficiency that are both fun and informative filled with fresh food from the garden cooked at the farm, homemade teas, and lively conversation. The farm extends into the city by providing sustainable uses for restaurant wastes, which are fed to the pigs as well as earth oven projects. Ye Man is eager to talk, learn, and teach from people and can be reached at the farm, on the farm’s blog, or through workshops where you can also purchase many of the farms products like soy sauce, tea, tofu, rice, etc. There are opportunities to stay on the beautiful mountainside as well. He has a lot more to teach and I wish I had had more time and Mandarin to stay and learn more.
By Diana Jih
Ye Man San( 陽明山) Permaculture Yanana garden
As a WWOOF volunteer for only one week at Ye Man San Permaculture farm outside of Taipei, I was able to see Bill Mollison and other permaculture writers’ works and designs for a tropical farm at work. The reality of the food forest consisting of classic principles such as the banana circle, agroforestry, and pond/aquaculture and livestock integrated into agriculture was much more intricate and productive than I had imagined. I helped weed small plots, make soy sauce and vinegar, harvest various fruit, herbs, melons, and bamboo, and bake bread in an earth oven made of recycled materials. All of these activities were new and interesting to learn about from Ye Man. He regularly teaches permaculture workshops about sustainability, food, nutrition, food tradition, and self-sufficiency that are both fun and informative filled with fresh food from the garden cooked at the farm, homemade teas, and lively conversation. The farm extends into the city by providing sustainable uses for restaurant wastes, which are fed to the pigs as well as earth oven projects. Ye Man is eager to talk, learn, and teach from people and can be reached at the farm, on the farm’s blog, or through workshops where you can also purchase many of the farms products like soy sauce, tea, tofu, rice, etc. There are opportunities to stay on the beautiful mountainside as well. He has a lot more to teach and I wish I had had more time and Mandarin to stay and learn more.
By Diana Jih
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