Issue 1, 4, 7 & 9 – Digital download. (All print copies have sold out.)
Issue 2, 3, 5, 6,8 & 10 – Print copies. Mailed to your letterbox straight away!
In Pip #1
You’ll learn about:
- food forests
- shitake mushroom
- locavore
- wild weaving
- deep ecology
- swapsies
- food security
- herbal first aid
- greenhouses
- natural dyes
In Pip #2
You’ll learn about:
- composting toilets,
- how to grow your own meat,
- the ethics and heart of social entrerprise,
- growing a community garden,
- Professor Stuart Hill explores the concept of meaningful change and how to bring it about in Nurturing an inner permaculture to enable a deeper outer permaculture
- and much more.
In Pip #3
You’ll learn about:
- fermenting (read this article for free),
- the role of mushrooms in a permaculture system,
- how to declutter your house and life,
- the benefits of bamboo,
- what a permablitz is,
- how to build an upside down no-dig garden,
- and much more.
In Pip #4
You’ll learn about:
- Issue 4 has a focus on bees and what we can do to save them with articles on the plight of bees, native bees and a complete guide to choosing the best backyard beehive.
- soil,
- perennials,
- the art of free travel,
- a permaculture diet,
- sharing permaculture with your children,
- earth bag building
- a complete directory to permaculture and related courses around the country.
In Pip #5
You’ll learn about:
- Fair food: what a fair food system looks like,
- creating a double-dig garden, biochar,
- how to build a coolroom,
- an alternative Australian history,
- Aboriginal food plants
- simple to make greywater system,
- tiny house builder Rob Scott,
- our new kids section kids’ patch with articles for and by little people
- Issue 5 features articles by Nick Rose, Tammi Jonas, David Holmgren, Bruce Pascoe, Albert Bates, Kirsten Bradley and loads of other fabulous permies!
In Pip #6
You’ll learn about:
- tiny house living
- wild food foragers
- natural building techniques
- slow fashion
- edible flowers
- crop succession planting
- rocket stoves
- natural building materials
In Pip #7
You’ll learn about:
- backyard chooks
- a complete guide to chicken health care
- breeding chickens and raising chickens for meat
- growing garlic for year round supply
- pickling
- Japanese fermenting
- natural dyeing
- electric vehicles
- homeschooling
- permaculture designed properties profiles
- rare trade artisans
In Pip #8
You’ll learn about:
- profile series on urban farmers around Australia
- a guide to growing raspberries
- an exploration of bush schools
- a look at an Adelaide Earthship project and a profile on permaculture pioneer Rosemary Morrow
- how to knit beanies
- make a DIY compost toilet
- grow your own mulch
- how to grow and cook native bush foods.
- keeping goats and their role in a permaculture system
- meet the goat co-op members at Hibi Farm in urban Melbourne
- Ecoburbia, an experimental housing initiative in Fremantle
In Pip #9
You’ll learn about:
- Build your own natural swimming pool
- building a Straw-bale home: small and slow solutions
- foraging for Edible Seaweed
- rental gardening
- build your own fire bath
- home brew sustainable beer
- more nature and less screen time for your kids
- Issue 9 features articles by Dr Alecia Bellgrove, Anton Vikstrom, Rhonda Hetzel, Justin Calverley, Sarah Hardgrave, Django Van Tholen and loads of other fabulous permies!
In Pip #10
You’ll learn about:
- The retrosuburbia movement
- how you can better achieve a work/life balance.
- Hear from refugee gardeners across the country
- visit some amazing permaculture properties (including our very own Pip HQ)
- get the low-down on tomato preserving.
- growing tips to suit your climate
- advice on small spaces
- look at verge gardening
- get crafty, whipping up some natural hair products and plastic-free solutions
- make new friends with your own street library.
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