Issue 23 – Print edition

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Pip Magazine: Autumn – Issue 23

Issue 23 of Pip is packed with inspiration and information on all sorts of earth-conscious topics. We show you how to create easy home soil tests to improve your soil,how to grow your own onions, garlic, leeks and chives, and learn how to make low-alcohol drinks for better health.

You’ll also enjoy our guide to natural building techniques, how to get the most from your harvest with root-to-tip eating, make your own waste-free kitchen cloths

In Issue 23 you’ll meet Indigenous cover artist Cheryl Davison, and explore of modern rituals to get your 2022 off to a positive start.

Plus all our regular sections including foraging, garden guides, reducing waste, book reviews, kids patch and more

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Raising Backyard Chickens Ebook

Pip’s Beginner’s Guide to Raising Chickens will show you how to keep a healthy flock of happy hens in your backyard. Using organic and permaculture principles as the cornerstone of integrating chickens into your space, you’ll learn all of the basics of hen husbandry from breed selection, coop requirements, what to feed them to keep them healthy and laying, as well as habits, behaviours and what to look out for to keep on top of common pests and diseases. You’ll also learn tricks from experienced keepers, cost-saving food ideas and even tips on ways chickens can do far more around your patch than simply supply you with a reliable source of organic eggs.

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Pip’s summer issue is bound to inspire you with articles on:

  • Expert tips on trellising your tomatoes for the best-quality yields
  • An inspirational tiny house build on Magnetic Island
  • Hannah Maloney’s guide to planning a successful permaculture garden 
  • How to make a fermented kvass drink from your leftover bread
  • Get dirty with building an earth oven from your own subsoil
  • Learn what to plant to grow your own delicious laksa paste 
  • Discover how an Indigenous elder is connecting Australians to country and culture 
  • Read about a land-share vegie farmer practicing no-till techniques
  • A guide to planning sustainable parties for the festive season.

Plus all our regular sections including foraging, garden guides, reducing waste, book reviews, kids patch and more.

 

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