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Community Garden Guidebook Launch and SA Community Garden Network Gathering, 14th February
Official launch of Growing Community: Starting and Nurturing Community Gardens, with special presentation by leading organic writer, grower, and educator, Tim Marshall. Copies of Growing Community available for $10. Tour of the rapidly evolving Glandore Community Garden Practical workshops and demonstrations. News and updates from community and school gardens around Adelaide. Organic afternoon tea provided. All welcome! Growing Community: Starting and [...]
Continue reading...EVENT: From Plains to Plate: The Future of Food in SA
16. December 2009
SA Food Convergence, 10 - 13 February 2010: From Plains to Plate’ will bring together community, business and government to discuss the issue of strengthening South Australia’s food systems in the face of intensifying environmental, social and economic challenges.
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- Community Garden Guidebook Launch and SA Community Garden Network Gathering, 14th February
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Information for local government
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Community gardeners adopt policies and guidelines to make gardening an enjoyable experience and to manage their garden sites effectively.
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Community garden fact sheets
aThese Australian City Farms & Community Gardens Network fact sheets are designed to improve community gardening practice and are useful for educators to distribute at courses and workshops.
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They cover:
- composting
- no-dig gardening
- integrated pest management,
- crop rotation
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4. February 2010
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