In this episode, Roger and TL are joined by Rogelio “Ka Ogie” Barbaran, a founding board member of Camarines Norte Permaculture Agricultural Cooperative and a mentor to TL in the realm of permaculture. TL, Ogie, and Roger guide the audience through fundamental concepts in permaculture, exploring the different “zones” within a permaculture farm. Although permaculture is not widely practiced in Philippine agriculture, advocates like the hosts and their guest affirm its utility and elegance. The episode delves into principles such as zoning, multipurpose functionality, and design aligned with nature. The discussion concludes with key takeaways, emphasizing the importance of paying attention to nature and fostering diversity as central tenets of permaculture that can benefit Philippine farmers.
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