Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Saturday, May 14, 2011
The Labyrinth at KPAF (Katunggan Permaculture Adventure Farm), Carcar, Cebu
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| grass is newly planted |
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| the grass is adapting well |
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| family exercise |
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| big group having fun at the labyrinth |
The turkeys at KPAF (Katunggan Permaculture Adventure Farm), Carcar, Cebu
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| turkeys meditating in our labyrinth |
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| busy meditating or flirting |
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| our baby turkeys |
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| birds of the same feather peck together |
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| more turkeys coming soon |
KPAF (Katunggan Permaculture Adventure Farm) uses the Envirofit rocket stove
At KPAF, Katunggan Permaculture Adventure Farm,
we have turned our backs on lpg (liquified petroleum gas)
to cook our meals.
We now use the Envirofit Biomass Rocket Stove.
We fuel it with wood that fall from our trees.
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| envirofit rocket stove packaging |
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| we now use only biomass rocket stoves in our kitchen |
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| biomass stove on granite kitchen top |
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| uses very little wood |
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| effecient wood burning stove |
How to catch a mangrove mudcrab / kagang using a bamboo trap AT KPAF (Katunggan Permaculture Adventure Farm), Carcar, Cebu
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| bamboo tube with retractable bow and string |
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| trap is inserted in holes and the crab enters through the opening on one end |
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| the bow releases the flat arrow and the crab is trapped inside bamboo |
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| if lucky, the kagang can be caught by hand |
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| it will not surrender without a battle |
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| hold the pincers properly |