What's Inside Issue 39 of Pip Magazine
With autumn settling in, Pip Issue 39 equips you with practical wisdom to help you slow down and make the most of the abundance still flowing from the garden.
Discover the secrets to growing food undercover & successful summer seed saving, learn the Miyawaki method of designing native forest pockets for restoring black-cockatoo habitat and master the art of turning summer veggies into delicious and easy antipasto.
This issue includes:
- Saving summer’s seed for resilient future harvests
- Growing undercover to extend productivity through the cooler months
- Low-waste fermentation and fridge-ready antipasto from peak produce
- An off-grid family home shaped by climate, materials and daily life
- How plants and place inspire small-scale distilling
- The Miyawaki Method restoring habitat for black cockatoos
- Samuel McLennan’s ocean-going raft built from fish-farm waste
- A gentle outdoor practice for calm and clarity
- Gardening companions: the tools Pip contributors can’t live without
Plus...Pip Magazine regulars including book, film and podcast reviews, the Kid's Patch, helpful guides on seed-saving, plant spotlights, and the important perspectives on Indigenous knowledge surrounding food cultivation in Australia.
About Pip Magazine
The aim of Pip Magazine is to share ideas, information and inspiration about living more sustainably using permaculture principles. Pip Magazine is printed with 100% vegetable inks on a 100% recycled paper cover and FSC paper pages.
A visually beautiful publication, the gorgeous illustrations and photography inspire people to pick up a copy, and while flicking through it will find something that inspires them to make positive changes in their lives. The articles are practical, clear and accessible; you don’t need to have extensive knowledge about permaculture or sustainability to get something out of it. But it is also relevant to those who are already living a sustainable life and want more ideas and inspiration.
Pip Magazine's articles encompass no-waste living, growing food, making compost, foraging, seed saving, preserving, fermenting, beekeeping, keeping chickens, green building, repair, DIY, crafting, recipes and much more.