• Community garden directory — Campbelltown

    The aim of the Campbelltown Community Garden Directory is to [...]

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  • Which Kale is really a Swede?!

    People are very excited about kale these days. This is a love-hate vegetable. There are signs in Sydney suburbs declaring it a magical wonder food. An article in the Sydney Morning Herald reckons people only eat it when it tastes nothing like kale e.g. the famous kale chip...

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  • 2017 ACFCGN Gathering and AGM — CERES

    7-8 October 2017 — for the ACFCGN annual gathering and AGM at CERES on Saturday 7 October and garden tours in Geelong on Sunday 8 October 2017.

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  • 2016 ACFCGN — our story at AGM

    Outline of ACFCGN meeting — Murdock University Community Garden — 31 September 2016

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  • An interview about footpath gardens raises questions

    It was an imaginative idea, I thought, when it started to attract a greater number of practitioners almost a decade ago...

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  • It’s been 20 years — the eleven big achievements of the ACFCGN

    IT HAS BEEN 20 years since the Australian City Farms & Community Gardens Network bloomed into existence like a seed in fertile soil. It started when Fiona Campbell and I called a meeting at the old (and now demolished) Randwick Community Centre of what we imagined would be the mere handful of community gardeners in Sydney.

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  • 2016 ACFCGN rules

    Rules of incorporation for ACFCGN in 2016...

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  • 2016 President’s report — October

    2016 has been a big year for the Australian City Farms and Community Gardens Network. For several years now the ACFCGN management Committee has discussed and researched the pros and cons of having a paid membership system.

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  • 2016 — Costas Georgiadis, our ambassador, celebrates 20 years of ACFCGN

    The Australian City Farms & Community Gardens Network is excited to have our ambassador, Costa Georgiadis (host of Gardening Australia) celebrating our 20 years with us.

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  • 2016/17 committee

    2016/17 ACFCGN team...

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