Dharmananda Farm | Community organisation

Dharmananda Farm

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23.01.2022 Pepino from flower to table - a delicious melon-like fruit, very easy to grow.

22.01.2022 Cassava harvest and much valued German Wwoofer with cassava root

21.01.2022 We have been planting banana suckers whilst there is still warmth and rain around. Here is some fruit from our existing plants.

20.01.2022 A heartening perspective from some recent Wwoofers Hello all, We got to say goodbye to some of you, but wish to thank everyone for hosting us for the fortnight. We came to see community in action and this we did. We were impressed with your very real commitment to food sustainability, the accumulated knowledge for same, and the cooperative, quiet, get on with it system in which every little detail of this is organized. The other thing that impressed us was your attention to s...uccession, and bringing in the next generations of members. Also thanks to those we worked with, sharing fresh air and stories. Peter: I appreciated how people listened to me whilst finding my voice, getting ones needs met in community and relationships in general is no easy thing. Susanne: I am grateful for experiencing what it means to commit to a community. I appreciated the structure and rituals that help to stay connected and how everyone found his personal approach to it. Thank you for the space you offered us - for learning more about life, Dharmananda-style. All the best, Susanne & Peter"

19.01.2022 Green Jackfruit makes a wonderful curry or any other ragout,stew or goulash as the texture is softly fibrous. The seeds can be boiled for about 20 minutes and eaten or then roasted and salted and snacked on.

17.01.2022 Processing Bunya's with Carol and JJ. #bunyanuts #sustainablefarming #sustainableliving #organicfarming #sustainablecommunity #foodsecurity #communalliving @ Terania Creek

16.01.2022 More flooded gum timbers cut for garden shed. A steady hand and lots of patience. Thanks JJ.

15.01.2022 Echinacea flower - Echinacea purpurea

14.01.2022 Harvesting flooded gum for timber to build new garden shed

14.01.2022 Jen's mixed greens and John's cauliflowers

12.01.2022 Some of the many contributions to the Art Walk through one of the many rainforest tracks at Dharmananda on Farm 7th April 2019 followed by yummy dinner and drinks

11.01.2022 Good yield of Grumichama (Eugenia brasiliensis) with common names Brazil cherry and grumichama. A good grazing fruit.

07.01.2022 Fred and the giant turnip. 1/3 of your daily vitamin C needs in this turnip.

06.01.2022 Snow pea flower

03.01.2022 Kale soup made with whey from cheese making, potatoes just harvested, plentiful kale , parsley and coriander leaves. Garnished with home grown oyster mushrooms fried in Dharmananda butter. Gratitude to the bounty this land offers.

01.01.2022 Every Saturday from 9am is gardening morning at Dharmananda community. Everyone is welcome to come along and join in the fun

01.01.2022 First broad beans, newly harvested potatoes, kale and oyster mushrooms