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24.01.2022 Ha haaa, saved the babies again thanks to the Mother Nature and my little alliessee you tomorrow at the Produce Markets Bellingen.

24.01.2022 At the Produce Markets Bellingen today with a lovely array of fresh healthy seedlings. More rain on the way next week, so till that soil and plant, plant, plant....

20.01.2022 Ready for the Produce Markets at Bellingen tomorrow. Half kilo turmeric weighed, washed and bagged for $5.00. Pulled today super fresh. 500grams of red stem rhubarb $3.00 per bunch. Slow grown with lots of flavour. Plus... my seedlings and Goat milk soap packs. If I'm not growing I'm producing in other areas. It's a bug and once you get it. No looking back.

20.01.2022 At the Bellingen community markets, all set up and ready to go with soap and lovely seedlings. All fresh and young.

19.01.2022 The trees that just keep giving. 4 lemons for $2.00 no sprays. Why.... alkalise your body.

18.01.2022 I'm excited...... I'm now an inclusion of Urunga Riverside Markets. I know 5 stall holders there.... so it's going to be one big happy family. I've visited twice and felt the lovely vibe, small personal, friendly, laid back, picturesque. These are what drew me to such a well planned market. So check out their fb page for dates, I'll be there next market with smile advise and a hug.... love my hugs!!! Plenty of future food and decadent goat milk soap to luxuriate in after the outside food planting fest!!! See you soon Oh and don't forget the Bellingen produce market this Saturday, get your winter stock in now, soil moisture is great and the heat is waning. Byeeee

18.01.2022 Good grief!!!!! Having trouble keeping up with supply. Gladstone will have a stall short .... me. My apologies for those lovely locals who generally purchase from my stall. This past season has played many tricks and now it's cooler I'm stretched to the limit. Sowing like a mad woman every day!!! So I'm going to take the day tomorrow and do the ton. Yes 100 trays in one day. I've achieved this before, been exhausted at the end of it. Love a challenge, see if I can push more o...ut of myself. My lovely soap also walked out. Going to be a big week. Thank you for keeping me in my business.green thumbs and fingers. See more

17.01.2022 How wonderful is the weather, showers and sunshine, not too hot. I can almost hear the grass grow! Sowing lots of lovely seed as usual and my existing babies will be at the Kempsey Riverside Markets tomorrow. Oodles of cabbage cauliflower and broccoli. Three varieties of kale for all your juicing habits. So grab your bag or box see me tomorrow.... Oh and afterwards..... don't forget my Goatmilk soap will moisturise your lovely skin back into being. See more

17.01.2022 166 trays in my grow tunnel for safety and another 60 in the greenhouse, walked over 10 klm so they don't get punished by heavy rain. Love my babies

16.01.2022 HOW I BECAME A WARRIOR Once, I ran from fear so fear controlled me. Until I learned to hold fear like a newborn.... Listen to it, but not give in. Honour it, but not worship it. Fear could not stop me anymore. I walked with courage into the storm. I still have fear, but it does not have me. Once, I was ashamed of who I was. I invited shame into my heart. I let it burn. It told me, "I am only trying to protect your vulnerability". I thanked shame dearly, and stepped into life anyway, unashamed, with shame as a lover. Once, I had great sadness buried deep inside. I invited it to come out and play. I wept oceans. My tear ducts ran dry. And I found joy right there. Right at the core of my sorrow. It was heartbreak that taught me how to love. Once, I had anxiety. A mind that wouldn't stop. Thoughts that wouldn't be silent. So I stopped trying to silence them. And I dropped out of the mind, and into the Earth. Into the mud. Where I was held strong like a tree, unshakeable, safe. Once, anger burned in the depths. I called anger into the light of myself. I felt its shocking power. I let my heart pound and my blood boil. Listened to it, finally. And it screamed, "Respect yourself fiercely now!". "Speak your truth with passion!". "Say no when you mean no!". "Walk your path with courage!". "Let no one speak for you!" Anger became an honest friend. A truthful guide. A beautiful wild child. Once, loneliness cut deep. I tried to distract and numb myself. Ran to people and places and things. Even pretended I was "happy". But soon I could not run anymore. And I tumbled into the heart of loneliness. And I died and was reborn into an exquisite solitude and stillness. That connected me to all things. So I was not lonely, but alone with All Life. My heart One with all other hearts. Once, I ran from difficult feelings. Now, they are my advisors, confidants, friends, and they all have a home in me, and they all belong and have dignity. I am sensitive, soft, fragile, my arms wrapped around all my inner children. And in my sensitivity, power. In my fragility, an unshakeable Presence. In the depths of my wounds, in what I had named darkness I found a blazing Light that guides me now in battle. I became a warrior when I turned towards myself. And started listening. Jeff Foster

15.01.2022 Bello produce tomorrow

12.01.2022 ALWAYS ASK FOR PERMISSION Before you cut a tree branch or take a flower, let the spirit of the tree or plant know what you're going to do, so that it can remo...ve your energy from that location and not feel the cut so strong. When you go to nature and want to take a stone that was in the river, ask the river guardian if it allows you to take one of its sacred stones. If you have to climb a mountain or make a pilgrimage through the jungle, ask the spirits and guardians of the place permission. It's very important that you communicate, even if you don't feel, hear or see. Enter each place with respect, because all nature hears you, sees you and feels you. Every move you make in microcosm generates a big impact on macrocosm. When approaching vegetation, be grateful for the medicine it has for you. Honor life in its various forms and be aware that each being is fulfilling its purpose. Nothing was created to fill the spaces, we are all here remembering our mission, remembering who we are and waking up from the holy dream of returning home! {Source: Plant & Sing-https://www.facebook.com/plantaycanta} {Image of Geenss Archenti}

12.01.2022 Thank you, going to be a great day, looking forward to the catch up

11.01.2022 See you tomorrow at the Produce Markets Bellingen

08.01.2022 Produce markets at Bellingen tomorrow, awesome salad seedlings, broccoli, cauliflower and cabbage. So warm, getting my special zucchini and cucumber mojo happening...ha ha in various special hot places. Olde world seedlings. Let's see what happens.. got to love Mother Nature and what she throws at you.

06.01.2022 In this challenged world the daily routine of survival seems very different to me. I can post specials etc. pull you in with bait. I don't want to. My life has a very tiny footprint, my rooms are the rainforest corridor I created for the fauna my vocation feeds so many also myself. I see the day differently to the workers who are subject to email. You are very different to my life. - but you all need to eat, and good food, food free of chemicals, grown sustainably and in a ...manner whereby the purchaser will have a strong and productive part of being. My little seedlings... my babies. I can't help but grow future food, I started this at age 8. In coal mining town called Mansfield. Low socio- economic. Every man was a coal miner. My family history from an island meant we had to be self sufficient. I grew food, I fed my mum and dad, had spares for my neighbours and also the kitchen at school. For a couple of pounds per week we children had a good balanced lunch. The families where I grew up for some years were poor. The men didn't live much past. 50 their lungs full of coal dust and cancer. I learnt so much from these lovely people. They had very little and shared so much. Their goodheartedness, their greatness and also some of their simple recipes. Includes a lot of potatoes Mansfield was a lovely coal mining town, due to the heart of the people. See more

04.01.2022 Woohoo, besides my unreal seedlings... look what else I have.... turmeric!!! Lots and lots of lovely healthy good for you turmeric. Selling $12.00 per kilo. I will have $5.00 bags at this weeks Bellingen growers market and also next week at Kempsey market on the river.

04.01.2022 Missing Field Organics Seedlings and Goats Milk Soap