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Indiana
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Great Rivers and Lakes Permaculture Institute
Strengthening Permaculture Practice through Education, Research, and Mutual Aid
in Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Kentucky
http://www.greatriversandlakes.org/
Sheltering Hills Design
Bloomington, IN
Sheltering Hills provides design services, coordinates implementation of those designs, and provides a framework for related businesses reflecting the passion and creativity of the designer, Rhonda Baird. By providing detailed, practical design and practices based in sound ecological principles, Sheltering Hills Design seeks to enhance your life and the world around you.
rhonda.kb[at]comcast[dot]net
812-323-1058
(and gardens), Bloomington, IN
Salem Willard and Jonas Carpenter.
Bread and Roses is surrounded by the Hoosier National Forest. We look to the forest for answers and inspiration. With a focus on species that serve multiple functions in the landscape we carry a wide range of perennial trees and shrubs, herbs, berries, flowers and so much more. We utilize the design principles and ethics of Permaculture to propagate and grow plants in a manner that gives back to the surrounding ecosystem. We do this by planting at least one of every species in the gardens of the Will Holler Homestead. We also strive to build resilience in our local community by giving away tons of information with every plant! (Sorry, no mail order)
On Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BreadandRosesNursery/timeline
Backyard Berry Plants & Hazelbrake Farm
Specializing in Organically Grown Blueberry, Black berry, and Raspberry Plants
All of our plants are grown without the use of chemical pesticides, fungicides, or fertilizers. We use alfalfa and kelp meal, worm castings, rock minerals, fish emulsion (OMRI certified), and compost as our fertilizers. We also
sell soil amendments.
3267 T.C. Steele Rd. Nashville, IN 47448
812-988-0579
keith@backyardberryplants.com
Permaculture-based consulting, education and stock for today’s homesteader. We began Brambleberry Farm in the fall of 2003 on land that we share with Esprí’s parents in the beautiful hills of Southern Indiana. Our garden beds lie on old meadow land that has not been touched by plow or tiller for over 30 years. Instead of plowing up the sod using heavy machinery, we created garden beds using no-till methods. We never use synthetic pesticides or fertilizers on our gardens, and follow organic farming methods. We believe that food should be healthy and nutritious not only to the consumers, but also to the larger environment.
We provide consulting services in the following areas:Permaculture design for urban or suburban home andscapes or rural homesteads. This includes edible landscaping. Design consulting for natural building, including straw bale and slip straw. Energy efficient home design and energy efficient home landscape design. Backyard chicken and other poultry systems.
Esprí and Darren Bender-Beauregard
1668 E CR 100 N, Paoli, IN 47454
The Center for Sustainable Living is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, tax-exempt organization that was formed by Bloomington residents in 1992. In 2014 the organization agreed to serve as a permaculture institute for this area. It is the mission of the Center to make available information, services, projects and networking opportunities for those interested in exploring ecologically sustainable ways of thinking, living and interacting in our community.
We are an umbrella organization which provides 501(c)3 status to projects, created by community members, that adhere to our goals. (Please see the left menu bar for a complete list of our projects.) Our organization is entirely volunteer-run and depends on funds from its members to provide quality programming, events, and information about sustainable living. We have a seven-member board of directors that meets monthly and also maintains a meeting space in the Switchyard Building on Grimes and the B-line. Board meetings are typically held the fourth Tuesday of each month at 5:30 in the Monroe County Public Library. Members of the public are welcome to attend; please e-mail us at contact@simplycsl.org to confirm the meeting schedule.
The goals of the Center for Sustainable Living are:
– to integrate human settlements and activities harmoniously into the natural world;
– to provide services, information, tools and networking opportunities for those interested in sustainable living;
– to develop projects and programs that promote more sustainable ways of living;
– to work with and support other groups with similar purposes; and
– to sponsor public events where community members may meet to exchange ideas, suggest solutions, and develop strategies to promote sustainable living.
P.O Box 1665
Bloomington, Indiana 47402
Phone: (812) 269-6109
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/291703167616508/
Working to protect the hardwood forests of America’s heartland.
P.O. Box 543, Tell City, IN 47586
812-307-4326 | info@heartwood.org
https://www.heartwood.org/index.html
Movable electric fencing for your chicken / rabbit / goat tractors. Also shipping from : Kencove Farm Fence, Inc., 344 Kendall Road, Blairsville, PA 15717-8707
113 West 5th Street, Earl Park, IN 47942
http://kencove.com/enet.htm
Phone : 800 536-2683 or 724 459-8991
FAX : 724 459-9148