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22.01.2022 All new 20 gram Wonmuruk packets in stock 100% handmade in #Australia #Bushtucker #GlutenFree ... #DairyFree #Vegan Stay Tuned! You can learn more about Sharlee Dunolly-Lee on the local Bendigo @channel9 News tonight at 5:30pm. #seeyousoon

16.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//indigenous-grains-indust/12855160

15.01.2022 Would anybody know if there is anywhere to be able to buy youlk please? I'd love to be able to grow some in the backyard. They sound delicious and I enjoyed this article.

15.01.2022 Just letting people know the guesthouse is currently unavailable due to renovations. When finished we will have two self contained units, one of which has been ...designed to be suitable for people with a disability. Camping is still available and our new amenities are up and running with hot showers, toilets and a small camp kitchen (toaster, kettle, fridge, electric frypan and sink). For larger groups we also have a coldroom available for $15 per day. Also please note that we have now cancelled our landline after 5 years of absolute hell with it, so if wanting to book please call Mal on 0457 357 909 or Anne on 0498 090 370.

12.01.2022 Do you like the idea of travelling NSW working on conserving our most threatened species? How about learning about the genetic diversity of native flora through... DNA sampling? Or helping to unlock the secrets of seed dormancies and other seed related research? Well, we're once again lookng for motivated people to assist with projects at the Australian PlantBank. If you're interested I'd encourage you to get in touch with Peter Cuneo as per the ad below and applications close this Sunday 25th Oct. Good luck. See more

10.01.2022 Shout out to all the goori Artists <3 Get your art into the Urunga Art Space NAIDOC Exhibition

09.01.2022 A post I came across recently about non Aboriginal people promoting and selling/making a profit out of Bush Foods made me stop and think. I am non Aboriginal and I love bush foods, it is a passion for me, our native foods are high in nutrition, have fantastic medical values and are just the best, because they grow in our soil, they grow in our climates and best of all don't need excessive care. Being a non Aboriginal person promoting bush foods, and Didja Plant Natives does... that, plus those who sell, create and process Bush foods, does so to make it right for the other Non Aboriginal people in Australia to appreciate. I am going to quote (without offense I hope) a fella who walked passed our stall at one of our markets, who stopped and taught his child about the plants on the table that this was "black fellas food", as soon as the non Aboriginal people heard that statement, they walked straight passed our stall. By being a non Aboriginal person talking, teaching and exampling our native foods, and their benefits, I am teaching other non Aboriginal people to enjoy them, grow them and hopefully helping the Aboriginal businesses in the process. I would appreciate my friends sharing their views on this post, about how they feel about us continuing our business when we get it back up and running again. I will also point out that I have assisted Aboriginal businesses with both information and plants as well. See more

05.01.2022 Beejay Millie to Jobs in Port Macquarie NSW 1m ... Fruit Salad Trees is a production nursery located in Upper Rollands Plains. We are looking for a trainee who wants to complete either Cert 2 and 3 or Cert 3 in Horticulture. Position is for 3 days a week at Fruit Salad Trees and the Traineeship is TAFE based. Fruit Salad Trees produce multi grafted fruit trees and has been in the Horticulture industry for over 30 years. If you believe you have a passion for plants, have a great can do attitude, are reliable, possess a current class C driver licence and would like to apply for the traineeship please send a covering letter and resume to [email protected]

02.01.2022 Birding in style and comfort on our deck ...good food ,abundant birdlife...Les now has major lens envy though ,nature based tourism ,it’s what we do here,Perry came just for the Scarlet honeyeaters .#wedotourism

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