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Pickled Purslane Recipe
Purslane (Portulaca oleracea) can be seen as an annoying weed, but for those in the know, it is an abundant source of valuable vitamins and ...
The Benefits of Joining a Landcare Group
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How To Dehydrate Fruit
With summer comes a bounty of fruit. Want a relatively easy and effective way to make the most of the season’s generous gifts? Dehydrate ...
Ethical Banking: How Your Money Can Help Save The Planet
Your money could be racking up a hefty carbon footprint, or supporting industries that don’t align with your personal beliefs. Ethical ...
4 Herbal Teas To Grow At Home
Brewing a pot of tea with your own organically grown herbs is one of life’s simple pleasures. We bring you four herbal teas to grow at home. ...
Natural Insect Repellent Recipe
Do natural pest repellents really work? We've done the super-sleuthing to find out what works to get mozzies and midges to buzz off!
5 Australian Natives To Grow in a Food Forest
These five Australian natives provide food and habitat for beneficial birds, insects and other animals in your food forest garden. Related ...
How To Grow Your Own Coffee
We all love coffee, but often the beans have travelled a long way to reach our cup. But it is possible to grow your own coffee and cut down on ...
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In this issue of Pip Magazine, we look at how to grow more food at home and improve soil health with regenerative agriculture and crop rotation. We explore the untold benefits of eating organic, how to improve your natural sleep cycles and how to make sure your savings are ethical. Indigenous elder, Noel Butler shares with us how to connect more deeply with country. We also have in-depth guides on how to dehydrate fruit, make your own soap, make a traditional Korean kimchi and a simple easy lemon squeezer. Subscribe now and have all this and more delivered to your door.
Pip Videos
Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency: The Complete Video Series
Would you like to learn how to live a more self-sufficient and sustainable lifestyle? Pip’s Simple Skills for Self-Sufficiency 14-part Video ...
How To Compost Food Scraps: Video Series
Unsure which compost system is right for your needs? We talk you through five of the best ways to compost food scraps at home. Related posts: ...
How To Make a Bucket Loo: Video Series
Would you be brave enough to use a bucket loo?! Save precious water by setting up a composting toilet. Related posts: Waterless Composting ...
How To Make Bone Broth: Video Series
Learn how to make simple and nutritious homemade bone broth.
Mending Woven and Knitted Fabrics: Video Series
Winter is the perfect time to sit by a crackling fire and get stuck into your mending pile. Related posts: How to Patch Clothes by Hand
Apple Scrap Vinegar Recipe: Video Series
Apple scrap vinegar is a wonderful thing that turns a few simple ingredients into something far greater than the sum of its parts. Related ...
3 Recipes to Reduce Plastic in the Bathroom: Video Series
With a few basic ingredients, you can make your own beauty products that are plastic free and completely natural.
How to Make Your Own Kombucha: Video Series
Kombucha has hit a popularity peak and is now available even in supermarkets. However there are many good reasons why you’re much better off ...
Pip Podcast
Pip Podcast #34: Tim Flannery
Find out about wild harvester Diego Bonetto in our latest Pip Podcast.
Pip Podcast #33: Diego Bonetto on Wild Harvests
Find out about wild harvester Diego Bonetto in our latest Pip Podcast.
Pip Podcast #32: Food Connect
In our latest Pip Podcast we connect with Emma-Kate Rose and Robert Pekin from Brisbane's Food Connect.
Pip Podcast # 31: Mara Ripani
Welcome to Pip Podcast #31. Today we journey to the central Victorian countryside to visit Mara Ripani. Related posts: Pip Podcast #29: Getting ...
Pip Podcast #30: Aboriginal Fire Management with Victor Steffensen
In this podcast we explore the fascinating work of Victor Steffensen, a Tagalaka man from Northern Queensland and expert on Aboriginal Fire ...
Pip Podcast #29: Getting Started Gardening with The Hungry Gardener
Our first podcast of 2020 will get you growing at home with Fabian Capomolla aka the Hungry Gardener!
Pip Podcast #28: Damon Gameau
It’s Pip podcast time! Today Robyn is in conversation with Damon Gameau – actor, filmmaker and director of the film 2040. Related ...
Pip Podcast #27: Natalie Isaacs
In this episode Robyn chats with Natalie Isaacs – inspirational woman and founder of One Million Women.