Yesterday Ashar and I went mushroom foraging at our local pine forest, just to see what there might be after a rainy day in Autumn. And look what we found! Slippery Jacks. Yum.
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We're a farmstead & social enterprise near Mudgee NSW. We're learning, sharing and teaching skills for regenerative small-farm systems and permaculture futures in both country and city.
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Upcoming events + courses
Permaculture Design Course
1-13 July, Sydney
Intro to Permaculture
25-26 Aug, Bathurst
Intro to Permaculture
1-2 Sept, Sydney
Market Garden Masterclass
9-11 Sept, Gundaroo
Serious Spring Vegies
9-10 Sept, Sydney
Natural Beekeeping
15-16 Sept, Sydney
Intro to Organic Market Gardening
22-23 Sept, Milkwood Farm
Mushroom Cultivation
22-23 Sept, Sydney
Permaculture Teacher Training
24-30 Sept, Sydney
Joel Salatin Masterclasses
17-19 Feb, Jamberoo -
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Self seeded fruit trees in culverts, old orchards on abandoned sites, food trees hanging over the fence into the back laneway. It’s all what is known as ‘feral fruit’ and it’s one of the best, if unheralded, community resources an area has, whether you be in an inner-city suburb or out in the middle of nowhere.

