Permaculture-Inspired Private Farm Design for Extreme Weather Conditions
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am looking to create a sustainable and resilient private farm homestead on a 10,000 square meter (100 * 100) desert land. The farm must be designed to withstand harsh summers with temperatures up to 50°C and freezing cold winters. I require a comprehensive design that includes:
- A climate-resilient tiny farmhouse with suitable insulation.
- A chicken zone and a rabbit zone, designed for animal welfare in extreme temperatures.
- Shelter for a donkey, ensuring protection from weather extremes.
- Designated areas for tall trees that provide ample shade.
- A greenhouse optimized for growing vegetables and fruits in desert conditions.
- An earthworm and composting zone to enhance soil fertility.
- Water conservation systems and an efficient irrigation system that supports permaculture practices.
Ideal candidates should have experience in sustainable farm design, permaculture, and working in extreme weather environments. A portfolio demonstrating previous similar projects would be advantageous.
- A climate-resilient tiny farmhouse with suitable insulation.
- A chicken zone and a rabbit zone, designed for animal welfare in extreme temperatures.
- Shelter for a donkey, ensuring protection from weather extremes.
- Designated areas for tall trees that provide ample shade.
- A greenhouse optimized for growing vegetables and fruits in desert conditions.
- An earthworm and composting zone to enhance soil fertility.
- Water conservation systems and an efficient irrigation system that supports permaculture practices.
Ideal candidates should have experience in sustainable farm design, permaculture, and working in extreme weather environments. A portfolio demonstrating previous similar projects would be advantageous.