Growing Your Own Potatoes
Various Soil-Friendly Methods In permaculture, the goal is to work as gently as possible with the soil and to use natural cycles. For potatoes, there are proven methods that require little or even no soil. Here, we present several options – suitable even for beginners. 1. No-Dig/No-Till with Mulch (Permaculture Classic) Simply place the seed potatoes on the ground (this also works on grass or an unprepared bed). Cover them…
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New Workshops on Sustainability
– there is a lot to discover FRESOPOLIS is evolving – from a popular family excursion destination into an inspiring learning center dedicated to some of the most important issues of our time: CO₂, climate protection, and sustainability. With new, exciting workshops and hands-on activities, we aim not only to inform but also to inspire action – for a better future that we create together! Experience Sustainability: Workshops for All…
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Fresopolis as a new vibrant learning center
for climate, nature and earth guardians At FRESOPOLIS, we are already working on the new schedule of school excursions for the 2025/2026 academic year, as well as on our summer school programs. This year, we want to take things a step further: inspired by the philosophy of the documentary “Kiss the Ground” and by the expansions of school curricula based on the EU’s 2030 Agenda, we are strengthening our focus…
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5 fascinating fun facts about cats
Knowing the abilities of cats helps us to understand their behaviour Some love them, others distrust them, believing in all kinds of superstitions. But what’s behind all the mysterious powers people attribute to cats? Is it perhaps because we simply don’t understand their traits and behaviours? Cats are endowed with a whole range of fascinating abilities that enable them to get along in the wild without a “master”. Let’s have…
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Grandma’s recipe for strawberry-rhubarb dessert
Even those who already speak fluent Spanish usually have to look up the Spanish word for rhubarb in the dictionary before they can ask where to get it in Mallorca. And if you ask a Spanish speaker about “ruibarbo”, he or she rarely knows what it is. A Central European or North American, on the other hand, quickly falls into fond childhood memories at the word rhubarb. Around lunchtime, the…
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