Koh Chang Permaculture

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  ต้องการให้ธุรกิจของคุณ องค์กร ขึ้นเป็นอันดับหนึ่ง องค์กรไม่แสวงหาผลกำไร ใน Ban Salak Phet?

First Steps

Back in October of 2019 my Thai family and I were fortunate enough to purchase 4 rai (2 acres) on Koh Chang island. We are located on the outskirts of Salak Phet village which is a traditional fishing and farming area. The most famous produce from this area is Koh Chang Durian which is sought after all over Thailand.

We are now in the process of implementing a Permaculture based small holding. Permaculture was conceived and developed in the 1970s by co-workers Bill Mollinson and David Holmgren in Australia. Originally the term was a contraction of “Permanent Agriculture” for that is what it was, the design and implementation of permanent (sustainable) agricultural systems. Systems designed in this way tend to have closed energy cycles, being modeled on natural ecosystems, there should be minimal primary inputs such as chemical fertilizers.

The designed system should also have a high degree of inter-linkage; ”waste” outputs from one part of the system being used as inputs for another part. The ideal is a closed cycle, where outputs become inputs, requiring no primary inputs and producing no waste products. This will not be found in simple (single output) systems, which is why Permaculture design tends to produce multi-layered and highly interlinked systems, echoing natural ecosystems.

An excellent example of this implementation would be a fish pond in which fish are raised for eating. The water from this pond is then cycled through a hydroponic growing setup which in turn feeds a series of crops. Thus the inputs are the rainwater/well water, fish and solar for the pump, the the outputs are fertilizer, eating fish and various hydroponic crops.

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