Chad M Hellwinckel
I am working to get more people engaged in agriculture by increasing access to land and regenerative methods of production. Having more farmers working to feed themselves and nearby neighbors, towns, and cities will make us all more resilient to emerging system breakdowns.
Ongoing projects include: Agrarian Commons, community level composting, and regenerative education.
I teach a class in 'observation'. Between school, work, and endless amounts of entertainment we have little time for unrushed observation, which is essential to open creative space. This class reviews observation techniques and practices in field.
2621 Morgan Circle Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
- Compost Operations Training Course, Compost Research and Education Foundation, Issued 8/6/2021
- Advanced Permaculture Training in Teaching, Midwest Permaculture, Issued 6/24/2019
- Doctorate, Geology/Earth Science, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 2008
- Permaculture Design Course, University of Indiana, Issued 6/15/2008
- MS, Agriculture, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 1996
Chad M Hellwinckel
2621 Morgan Circle Drive
Knoxville, TN 37996
- Compost Operations Training Course, Compost Research and Education Foundation, Issued 8/6/2021
- Advanced Permaculture Training in Teaching, Midwest Permaculture, Issued 6/24/2019
- Doctorate, Geology/Earth Science, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 2008
- Permaculture Design Course, University of Indiana, Issued 6/15/2008
- MS, Agriculture, General, Univ of Tennessee Knoxville*, 1996
I am working to get more people engaged in agriculture by increasing access to land and regenerative methods of production. Having more farmers working to feed themselves and nearby neighbors, towns, and cities will make us all more resilient to emerging system breakdowns.
Ongoing projects include: Agrarian Commons, community level composting, and regenerative education.
I teach a class in 'observation'. Between school, work, and endless amounts of entertainment we have little time for unrushed observation, which is essential to open creative space. This class reviews observation techniques and practices in field.