Why is permaculture necessary?

Today agriculture is carried out with deep plowing of fields, the use of pesticides, and chemical fertilizers. These auxiliary substances cause a short-term positive effect, and in the long term, they are completely destructive and unsuitable for agriculture. Such methods lead to soil erosion, which also affects climate change.

And permaculture is the main assistant in solving these problems.

What is permaculture?

Permaculture is a way of sustainable design that helps grow food, build homes, and create communities with minimal environmental impact. This is a way of thinking, a philosophy based on three ethical principles:

Caring for the Earth is anything that helps preserve the planet's biodiversity and reduces our carbon footprint, whether it's organic farming or shopping in bulk.

Caring for people in meeting the needs of mankind for food, housing, education, employment, and healthy social relationships. It is important to remember that caring for the world around you begins with taking care of yourself when you have time to rest and listen to your body.

Fair distribution - humanity has only one Earth, and its resources should be disposed of in a balanced way with all living beings, so that future generations will have enough of them. If freshwater from rivers is used to make new jeans, then it must be returned as pure as it was. If you take and do not replenish, this is already exploitation, not respect.