Indonesien
Bisher 893 mal gespeichert
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I'm a permaculture farmer with a home base in Ubud, Bali. I started my farm a year ago and have transformed the plot from an unkempt quarter acre into a functioning farm with goats, ducks and chickens. We're use the principles of permaculture and sustainable living to create a conscious community to share what we've learned.
Recently we have decided to focus on medicinal goods - primarily encompassing teas, brews (cold brews and kombuchas) with a strong focus on propagating indigenous herbs and medicines.
Gartenarbeiten
Heimwerker- und Bauarbeiten
Mithilfe auf einem Bauernhof
Hilfe bei Ökoprojekten
Betreuung von Tieren
We are situated right in the middle of an active rice farming community. Surrounded by daily ceremony and local villages. You will quickly learn a lot about the Balinese way of life and have the chance to actively work and communicate with the locals around our farm.
PERMACULTURE FARM IN BALI
We are a quarter acre plot of land in the middle of the rice fields in Ubud, which uses elements and principles of permaculture to create a scaleable, edible and fully integrated landscape. The Farm is currently host to 4 goats, 2 rescue dogs, muscovy and Bali runner ducks, local chickens and aquaculture.
One of the main goals of the farm is to be an example of small scale sustainable living and creating symbiotic relationships between plants and animals.
We also have a big focus on community and teaching people about sustainable farming and lifestyles. We are mindful of resources on the farm and encourage minimum waste by putting systems into place where resources can be used efficiently.
The farm has multiple projects going on at a time, some of our next big focuses include: More vegetable/edible production, New potting shed, Improved goat and chicken systems and rainwater harvesting system upgrade.
Our days will start at 7:30am with fruit, coffee and planning of the day from Monday - Friday. Weekends are off
Typically we will get out to the farm by 8:00am and work for a couple of hours before coming in for breakfast, then back out to the farm for another couple of hours and we wrap up by about 1:00/2:00pm.
Hours may be split throughout the day depending on the weather and projects.
Total amount of work per day is about 5hrs.
As a volunteer you will be fed 3 times a day with locally sourced produce as well as harvests from the farm.
There is a $5 (70,000IDR) charge per person per day. This will cover all of your meals and accommodation at our farm villa.
We have a minimum stay period of 2 weeks so you will be able to get a better understanding of the processes in place and a good immersion into creating a more sustainable lifestyle on this beautiful tropical island.
Helping on the farm will be a variety of daily tasks including: plant/nursery care, composting, animal care, building, harvesting and planting.
Most kind of help and skills are welcomed here. We'd love to have you come be a part of our little community!
English: Fließend
Indonesian: Fließend
Shared two bedroom and two bathroom villa with a swimming pool and backdoor farm access. Food sourced locally from the market or harvested from the farm. Volunteers share a room downstairs with a maximum occupancy of three people.
The farm is in the middle of Bali's cultural hub of Ubud. From this location you can go to all stretches of the island and back within a day. The nearest beach is about 40 minutes away, waterfalls, temples and other cultural attractions are everywhere.
The best mode of transport is a scooter which can be rented for about $50 USD a month.
The farm is surrounded by rice fields and a beautiful walking trail with some of the best views of the Mother Mountain Gunung Agung.
Internet Zugang
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Wir besitzen Tiere
Wir sind Raucher
Familien möglich
zwei
Maximum 4-5 hours a day, 5 days a week
