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25.01.2022 You might've noticed freshly planted Pineapple blocks with different looking rows, this is caused by the direction of the planting, the underside of the plant i...s always lighter than the topside . . . . #pineapple #plant #underside #topside #50shadesofgreen #planting #direction #thisway #thatway See more
23.01.2022 Join in the 2020 Aussie Backyard Bird Count, running October 19 - 25! Register for your chance to WIN awesome prizes including: Swarovski Optik EL 8x32 S...warovision Binoculars Eggpicnic custom large create your own flock print Marini Ferlazzo selected items and much more! Registration is FREE https://aussiebirdcount.org.au/
21.01.2022 Inglewood Farms receives $250k grant to seek to drought-proof organic chicken production // We are delighted to announce that Inglewood Farms has received $25...0,000 in government funding to drought-proof our operations. Last week Inglewood Farms received a visit from the State Agricultural and Fisheries Minister, Mark Furner, and Director General Dr Beth Woods. Inglewood Organic collected one of the Rural Economic Development grants from our distinguished guests to put towards a $1 million irrigation and exclusion-fencing project. Katrina Hobbs, Inglewood’s Managing Directory said, "The money that we've been awarded in this grant is going towards exclusion fencing and developing irrigation on the back part of our property, so we can get our own source of organic grain to feed the chickens." . . . #organicchicken #certifiedorganic #australianorganic #familyfarm #australianownedandmade #farmlife #australiandrought #organicstockfeed #freerangechicken Mark Furner MP for Ferny Grove
20.01.2022 Anyone have chickens to giveaway or for sale? We are after any breed (though the kids would like something pretty) more importantly good layers / or at point of lay. Just hens no roosters. Please let us know. Keen for more ASAP.
20.01.2022 Meet Anish Shah from Maharashtra, India I was in the media industry for 16 years and had a very busy lifestyle. Year 2013 was when I decided to listen to m...y heart and start learning about growing my food. I first started growing in pots on my terrace in Bangalore. My interest grew and quest to learn large scale farming took me to my guru, late Dr. Narayan Reddy who was a veteran in organic farming and practiced organic farming for more than 45 years. I was fortunate to learn details about organic farming- soil, seeds,water, micro organisms from him. Following my passion I started visiting other farms and worked and learned on the job. I decided to learn further and got myself trained as a Permaculture practitioner and learned the natural way of growing a food forest. Learning did not stop there and I also got trained in Bio Dynamic farming. I worked closely with farmers and decided to start my farm and built a CSA- Community Supported agriculture program- creating fixed food box that can be shipped from farmer groups straight to consumers in cities. I farm on 28 acres land at Sindhudurg, Konkan region in Maharashtra and grow turmeric, sesame, groundnut, black beans, corn, watermelons, pineapple, mangoes, cashews and spices like pepper and cinnamon. I am also growing 300 plus teak and silver oak trees. I also have another farm at Pali, khopoli which is close to Mumbai and Pune cities - the focus there is purely on growing vegetables which can be shipped to nearby cities. I am also working on building my indigenous seed bank and I collect and share seeds with various communities. I grow a lot of green manure to fix nitrogen in soil and try to keep my soil covered either with green cover or with dry hay. I extensively work with natural products and use of cow dung in both dry and wet form to make fertilizers which help enrich the soil by increasing healthy micro organisms. I use biochar to host and give permanent housing colony to these organisms. I also make my own IMO- Indigenous micro organisms using cooked rice, sour curds, overripe fruits, jaggary etc to make the soil healthy. I use Neem powder, tobacco leaves, ginger, chilies, garlic along with desi cow urine to make my own pesticides. I believe that good food is real medicine and it will fight all the diseases that the modern world is facing. I am also a consultant and help people build farms, I love interacting with kids and teach them about regional, local and seasonal food. Our furure generation needs to get inspired to learn and grow healthy food. Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/anish.shah.73744 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/anishshah24/ LinkedIn- https://www.linkedin.com/in/anishshah24/ Humans Who Grow Food features stories of home gardeners, farmers and community gardens across borders and cultures. Please help us connect with growers from countries that we haven’t featured yet. Tag people from Mexico, Micronesia, Moldova, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Mozambique, Myanmar, Namibia, Nauru, Nicaragua and Niger. Tell us your story: [email protected] or message us on Facebook. Instagram.com/humanswhogrowfood LinkedIn.com/company/humanswhogrowfood Twitter.com/humansgrowfood
20.01.2022 It's a no brainer! Planting garlic once means you'll have garlic in your garden year after year. Learn how to easily grow your own garlic by using my ultimate garlic growing guide! https://practicalselfreliance.com/how-to-grow-garlic/
19.01.2022 Our daughters Plant Stall is OPEN NOW today Sunday 13/12 until 1pm. 9-11 Armidale Avenue, Balgal beach. Drift wood planters, coral planters, coconut shell hang...ing baskets, potted herbs, passionfruit seedlings, chilli plants, succulents in shells, desert roses, ornamental green tree frogs and a variety of different succulents. Lots to choose from and most made from natural & recycled products and chemical free. Please drop by if you are looking for something special or eco-friendly Christmas gifts. Plants make people happy
18.01.2022 That’s it I’m going to grow stevia. Googling seeds as we speak. Unless anyone has any to share?
17.01.2022 Here's a clever Aussie Christmas decoration! A local market in Mount Dandenong, Victoria, came up with this DIY decoration using native flowers. Here's their... how-to guide: 1. Remove labels from glass jars. Pasta sauce jars seem to work well as they have a curved base and fit the bottlebrush nicely. 2. Collect flowers and cut to length. Please be mindful these flowers provide food for wildlife and just collect a few. Place flower in the jar with top pointing down. 3. Fill the jar on a flat surface with cold tap water as close to top as possible (keep a towel handy). Screw on the lid as tightly as possible. Dry the jar and turn upside down. Water needs to be changed when cloudy. The flowers last really well submerged, around 3-4 weeks. The jar can be decorated with ribbon if you prefer. & how-to: Olinda Collective
17.01.2022 Before you plant a single fruit, vegetable or herb, you need to read this! If you end up growing these plants together you'll fail before you even begin.
17.01.2022 Plant your asparagus once and it will come back every single year for decades. Here's how to do it.
16.01.2022 Goondicum Station is now home to one of Queensland’s largest carbon-farming projects, which will see the total tree coverage increase to 20 per cent.
16.01.2022 And now for some life changing plant advice! Plantfreak, Craig Miller-Randle is back to help you identify and cultivate the correct conditions for your indoor jungle!
15.01.2022 Mesmerizing. The birth of Bees. Credit: National Geographic | NNGJapan / http://nationalgeographic.jp
14.01.2022 Our 9 year old daughter is having a Plant sale THIS Sunday 13th December @ 9-11 Armidale Avenue, Balgal Beach from 10am - 1pm. Prices range from 50 cents to $25.... Drift wood planters, coral planters, coconut shell hanging baskets, potted herbs, succulents in shells, desert roses, ornamental green tree frogs and a variety of different succulents. Lots to choose from and most made from natural & recycled products and chemical free. Please drop by if you are looking for something special or eco-friendly Christmas gifts. Plants make people happy Please share this post and spread the word. She’s saving for a horse
14.01.2022 Free good clean mulch. Fig and African Mahogany. Outside 9-11 Armidale Avenue. Take as much or little as you like
14.01.2022 We're all seeds in this garden of life so let's grow together since someday we'll all be compost.
12.01.2022 So this morning the very first of our baby lambs was born ! Welcome to the world little ‘Spit Roast’ we plan to give you a very happy life and you share a birthday with our youngest
12.01.2022 Wattleseed biscuit with strawberry gum and lemon myrtle tea anyone? These munchies are made by the Murnong Mammas, a local group of Indigenous women who share ...their cooking and knowledge of native Australian ingredients. Millie visits the Victorian town of Harcourt to learn about bushtucker with Aunty Julie! #GardeningAustralia #naidoc2020 ~ We would like to apologise to Aunty Julie and the custodians for wrongly saying she is a DjaDjaWurrung descendent, however Julie’s father was Palawa Trawlwoolway and she has lived on Jaara Country all her life. See more
12.01.2022 Morning folks. Let's hope we can encourage more farmers to grow organic produce. After all, we do have the largest expanse of organic farming land in the world. We should make good use of it!
11.01.2022 'His current garden is made up of raised garden beds in the backyard, fruit trees, herbs and veggies lining his concrete drive and now his front yard Victory garden.'
09.01.2022 IT'S A FINE LINE BETWEEN PLEASURE AND PAIN IN THE PASSIONFRUIT ORCHARD After a bumper crop in his new passionfruit orchard at Shannonvale, near Mossma...n, the Woods family was sure their decision to diversify their papaya farm had paid off. But the following season when vines started to whither and production dropped by two-thirds, they knew they had a problem. NEMATODES! Any farmer, or keen gardner for that matter, can tell you the microscopic worm-like creatures, which live in soil, can be their existence. And while there can be beneficial ones, some nematodes can have devastating effects on plants as they feed on and lay their eggs in the roots. Nathan Woods says by the time these telltale signs became evident in his orchard, it was too late. With bills mounting, the Woods' had no room to move and no time to spell the land to resolve their problem. So, Nathan and his parents, Jim and Ethel, decided the only way to grow passionfruits was UP! Quite literally, they planted new vines in pots supported by a substrate, hydroponic watering system. Nathan Woods says if the gamble pays off, the farm will have overcomed its nematodes and other disease pressure, saved water, increased productivity and extended their growing season. "Because the plant is getting fed basically six times a day, it's getting the nutrients going straight to it. Everything we've planted so far within a couple of days, you can see the trendils grabbing on and jumping out of the pot." "We don't want to have another year like we had last year so we reckon this is the way to go." Looking and tasting the juicy flesh from his dark purple-skinned passionfruits, it's hard to believe the trouble that laid beneath the surface. "The first year we had this paddock everything went berserk, we had 2000 vines in and I think we did around five-and-a-half thousand boxes; then last year we had 2700 vines in and we would have done 1500-1700 boxes so more vines, less fruit. "You know once you've got a dying vine, it's a case of 'what do you do now'? You jsut gotta keep walking past it and keep going."
09.01.2022 Grocery stores typically put sweet potatoes on sale during their growing season. This means, if you're like me, you stockpile more than you can possibly eat fre...sh. Preserve those tasty, beta-carotene rich root vegetables for the long winter (or year) ahead by canning them. Best of all, because they're already cooked, it means you can go from popping open a jar to a healthy side dish or pie in no time. Get the recipe for canning sweet potatoes here https://practicalselfreliance.com/canning-sweet-potatoes/
04.01.2022 Meet Megan from Adams County, Pennsylvania, United States "I love being outdoors and being connected with nature and the food system. It is so satisfying to... be able to grow your own fresh food and to see all your hard work pay off. From a young age I was fascinated by the natural world and enjoyed my family's small garden. Three years ago I left my office job in hopes of finding a farming job and luckily I did. Now I do my favourite work all day long! I also attend and set up farmer's market in our area and sometimes volunteer for other local farms. I grow a wide variety of vegetables and some fruits from March through December. I especially like to grow colorful vegetable varieties that are not found in stores. Growing from seeds is fun and it gives me something to do from late winter to spring. In cold and snowy winter months I take time to rest and think of ideas for the next growing season. Due to poor drainage and heavy soils, raised beds are my preferred gardening method in my home garden. A few years ago we expanded and invested in the garden and now have 22 raised beds, plus a few areas for growing berries and lots of container plants! I use pesticides free methods including companion planting and I also use row covers for brassicas to keep cabbage worms from laying eggs on the plants. Adding ladybugs to the garden for aphid control and using beer traps for slugs helps as well. I also try to attract other beneficial insects to the garden. I add some composted manure to my garden beds every spring and use some natural fertilizers and fish emulsion as needed throughout the season. Never give up whether that applies to your dreams and aspirations or even just a plant you struggle with growing. There is always a solution and there will be steps you can take towards your goals. Instagram.com/greenladymeg Humans Who Grow Food features stories of home gardeners, farmers and community gardens across borders and cultures. No paid features or ads. NEVER MISS A STORY : Like/follow our page and then choose "See First" in News Feed preferences. We are looking to connect with gardeners/farmers from Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Serbia, Seychelles, Sierra Leone and Singapore. Write to us: [email protected] or Message us on Facebook or Twitter.com/humansgrowfood or Instagram.com/humanswhogrowfood
04.01.2022 It’s illegal to keep rabbits as pets in Queensland and fines may apply. Rabbits are one of Australia’s major agricultural and environmental invasive animals.... By disrupting ecosystems in ways that cause long-lasting damage, they can significantly damage natural environments, crops and gardens. These photos show damage rabbits caused to a broccoli crop. You can also learn more about the damage caused by rabbits at https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=YCeqekj7G3w. Report any illegal activities, such as the importation, sale and keeping of rabbits by calling 13 25 23. Your actions will protect Queensland’s environment and agriculture.
03.01.2022 Whether you think you can, or whether you think you can't - - GROW FOOD!Whether you think you can, or whether you think you can't - - GROW FOOD!
02.01.2022 Melbourne horticulturalist Andy Kepitis grows and collects over 1,000 cacti. He shares his tips on growing succulents in all sorts of weather conditions.
02.01.2022 Rain’s Plant Stall.. Our 9 year old daughter Rain is gearing up to open up her own little plant stall on Armidale Ave, Balgal Beach. Adult quality plants, You ...may have seen her stall at the recent Balgal plant exhibition where she nearly sold out and took out first prize for the best potted plant. Rain has a few pieces listed below which are ready for sale (prices on photos) and the rest just examples of the type of things she will be selling. Please comment on the photo if you would like to buy anything, require further info or to put in an order if already sold or not yet available. All made from nature or recycled materials including driftwood, coral, shells, second hand pots & glass jars.
01.01.2022 Any school leavers wanting some work over the Christmas holidays? You'll be paid the adult rate $24.80/hr full 38hr weeks. It'll be hot work mainly outdoors. If this is of interest please apply and we'll put you on the shortlist. Cheers.
