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Natural Farming with Seed Balls

Overview
Curriculum
  • 9 Sections
  • 24 Lessons
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Introduction
2 Lessons
  1. Welcome
  2. Seed balls
The application of seed balls
6 Lessons
  1. Why use seed balls?
  2. Using seed balls in your vegetable garden
  3. Growing grains
  4. Creating a natural food forest
  5. Reforestation
  6. Regreening dry and degraded landscapes
Choosing your seeds
1 Lesson
  1. Seed Selection Principles
Materials for making seed balls
2 Lessons
  1. What do you need?
  2. Preparing your seed mixture
How to make seed balls
6 Lessons
  1. Measurements
  2. Preparing the clay
  3. Making seed balls by hand
  4. Making seed balls for larger areas
  5. Drying and storing
  6. Common mistakes
How and when to sow seed balls
3 Lessons
  1. Best timing and climate conditions
  2. How to sow seed balls
  3. Water, care and adaptation after sowing
How to design your seed ball strategy
1 Lesson
  1. Building your system over time
Q&A
2 Lessons
  1. 1 - Starting your system
  2. 2 - Growing systems and management
After sowing
1 Lesson
  1. Nature takes over

Seed balls—also known as clay balls or seed bombs—are a simple yet powerful tool for restoring land and working with natural processes. They can be used to regenerate degraded landscapes, establish natural food forests, improve soil life, and grow vegetables and grains in a regenerative way.

In this program, you will learn how to make seed balls step by step, how to use them in different environments, and how they can support the regeneration of ecosystems and soil health.

The course combines videos, text, and images to guide you through the entire process, giving you everything you need to start making and using seed balls yourself.

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