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In Glandore, a street planting with a tasty future
Down Glandore way they think the footpath is an orchard...
Continue reading...Community kitchens website remade and online
9. January 2010
The Australian Community Kitchens website has been renewed. You can learn all about community kitchens here and find one near you...
Continue reading...Seasonal food comes to Randwick’s fresh food eaters
27. December 2009
It's Monday evening and we're at a School in Randwick to collect our first box of vegetables from Sydney Organic Buyers Group Randwick...
Continue reading...Fresh food markets an initiative for local communities
7. October 2009
CULTIVATING COMMUNITY'S FRESH FOOD MARKETS are tenant run, not-for-profit initiatives that aim to increase access to fresh...
Continue reading...DIY community food comes to Sydney’s east
5. October 2009
Do-it-yourself organic food has come the the Eastern Suburbs as citizens take a practical hand in obtaining the food they want for themselves and their families at a price they can afford...
Continue reading...Rhubarb set to grow in Eastern Suburbs
5. October 2009
Community food systems are finding fertile ground in Sydney's urban east. Now, Rhubarb Food Co-op will add yet another community enterprise to an already impressive list...
Continue reading...Sharing the wealth
5. October 2009
EVERYBODY WHO HAS A VEGETABLE PATCH or a fruit tree is familiar with the seasonal boom and bust cycle of growth. We spend our free time tending and nurturing plants into maximum productivity only to discover that a bucket of kumquats is sufficient for a normal human and an additional five buckets is just ridiculous. We’re too good at growing!
Continue reading...- Local Government and other documents
- Basic infrastructure for successful community gardening
- Network fact sheets
- Glovers, Sydney's heritage garden - a photo essay
- Ready to garden the community way at Lawson
- Chester Hill meeting for Sydney Network
- Gillies Plains Community Garden
- Community Garden Guidebook Launch and SA Community Garden Network Gathering, 14th February
- Permaculture design's role in community gardening
- ACFCGN annual general meeting Saturday 14 November 2009
- Chris Dillon: Hi There, Our organisation is trying to get inv...
- claire: Hi Meg, Thanks for your interest in Growing Com...
- Elabeth Fekonia: Hi there, I'm an accredited Permaculture teacher ...
- meg schwarz: Could I please have a copy of the above book or ca...
- Dan: Hi I was wondering whether anyone could provide...
- Good food good future
- Brisbane workshop — growing and cooking tropical vegetables
- Directory of WA community gardens
- New book helps to start, nurture community gardens
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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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9. March 2010
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