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The Kul Kul Farm
The Kul Kul Farm, Jl. Raya Sibang Kaja | Banjar Saren, Abiansemal 80352, Indonesia
Open today: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
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“Permaculture in action!”
Aussie_Weekender
, Melbourne, Australia
“A bliss of inspiration !”
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Date of experience: November 2017
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svc123
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Absolutely love spending time at Kul Kul Farm. Seeing what they've done and how they are respecting the land is inspirational. I've taken a couple full day workshops with them- one a mini permaculture and the other an apothecary. Both were jam packed with information and served the most delicious lunch sourced from the farm.
Date of experience: September 2018
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Colene T
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The past few weeks here in Bali have been a dream come true. I enrolled in a permaculture design course at the kul kul farm and met some amazing people from at least 15 different countries. Everyone coming together with one goal in mind: to start a greener life for the world. Permaculture is an agriculture design system that mimics the patterns of nature in a closed loop, sustainable system. I am very grateful for Orin, Chris and Maria for doing a wonderful job teaching us their knowledge and years of experience!
Date of experience: October 2018
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permawesome
Denpasar, Indonesia
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I took the 2 week course on Permaculture Design in September 2018. The course was surprisingly very full-on and jam packed with informations on farming / plants / water / business/ economy. It was very over-whelming but it was super enganging.
Staying on the farm was an eye-opener. The hosts - Orin and Maria , are very warm and welcoming! Im very thankful that they opened up their small paradise to us . Our instructor was Chris Shanks of Project Bonafide - he is a wealth of knowledge and the information was broken down so that it was easy to understand. And there were lots of Q&A time too!
The 2 weeks passed by very quickly and i learnt so so much! Very encouraged to start my own permaculture journey :)
Date of experience: September 2018
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Marialine V
Singapore, Singapore
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A few months ago, I booked myself onto a 2 week permaculture design course at Kul Kul Farm hoping to learn about closed loop regenerative agriculture in an attempt to join the community of people who want to make the world a better place. Now fast forward to today, which is a day after I finished the course. I have spent 2 of the most incredible weeks of my life at the farm in the company of 19 other students from 15 different countries all wanting to learn about permaculture. Our days were jam packed with lectures, hands-on farming activities, fitness and yoga classes, swimming sessions in the natural spring pool, farm-to-table meals, movie nights and so much more. Maria and Orin, the hosts and owners of the farm, have turned a unkept piece of land into a thriving farm with bio-intensive gardens, food forests, animal husbandry and nursery. We learned so, so much in such little time...from how to grow oyster mushrooms, to composting, to home apothecary, to grafting, to harvesting seeds, to building with natural materials etc. The experience was one big explosion of passion, colour, knowledge, reconnecting with nature and with the community. We came as strangers but left with so much more than just some course notes. A course (or even a visit) is probably one of the better life choices you can make. So grateful I was able to do it!
Date of experience: October 2018
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U728FOdianed
Dunsborough, Australia
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I Would like to go to kul kul farm,but would rather there was transport to pick you up from your hotel.maybe its something to look at.
Bonus points for quick replies to my emails re workshop.
Date of experience: September 2018
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