Pip Magazine

Pip Magazine provides simple, positive, practical solutions to living a more sustainable life. With articles on growing your own food, natural building,wholefoods, keeping bees, backyard chooks, fermenting, design, natural parenting and much more. Pip has profiles on people, projects, gardens, farms, houses and businesses. There are ‘how to’ guides, recipes, reviews, a directory and a kid’s section.

Editor’s Note

CONTRIBUTORS

Pip Magazine

EDITORIAL

PIP NOTICEBOARD

PIP PICKS THINGS WE LIKE

INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS

5 HERITAGE APPLES

BRAINS TRUST

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR • We’d love to receive your feedback, questions, ideas or to see if we’ve inspired you to embark on any projects. Email your letters and photos to editorial@pipmagazine.com.au

BUSHFOODS AT HOME

TOMATO

PRICKLY PEAR

FEBRUARY-MAY • Seasonal garden guides for Australian climates

SUBSCRIBE & ENTER TO WIN • URBAN REVOLUTION GOODIES VALUED AT OVER $400!

Root vegetables GOING TO GROUND

Garden hydration WELL WATERED

Old-fashioned preserves TESTS OF TIME

Whisper of Cardamom SWEETLY SPICED

PIP IN YOUR POCKET AND ON DEMAND!

Intergenerational living HOME MADE

Permaculture property THE FOOD FOREST

Skin & hair care JOJOBA OIL

Attracting birds NATIVES FOR NATIVES

Confronting death ANNIE AUTUMN

Re-covered OFFICE CHAIR

COURSE PROVIDERS • Immerse yourself in permaculture and self-sufficient living through informative courses like these.

KIDS’ PATCH

WOVEN PLANTER • Using only a handful of household items, you can turn a black plastic pot into a decorative and colourful planter.

FUN PAGES

LOOK & LISTEN • The books, films & podcasts inspiring you to make a difference

NEW RELEASES

TRIED & TRUE • Where we use and review products that nourish us and the planet

Ethical farming HOW NOW DAIRY