Ooooby Market Stall


WE WILL BUY FOOD FROM YOUR GARDEN!

Bring it to us at:
510 Richmond Road, Grey Lynn from 8am on Sundays (except last Sunday of the month)
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Ooooby Stall sells fruit & veg lovingly grown in local neighbourhood gardens.

With avid gardeners being the main contributors, the quality of produce is typically higher than most yet the prices are still good.

Bring any produce you can from your garden and we'll display it for sale.


Not from around Auckland? Why not start an Ooooby Stall in your area? More info...

Photo courtesy of foodstyle.co.nz

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Blog Posts

Pete Russell

Locavore: The New Organic




Everyday I trawl through articles about local food. There is a lot of noise and a lot of the information is repeating itself. But then I realise that not everyone trawls through this stuff so I figure I might as well post an article that summarises what pretty much everyone is saying.


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Posted by Pete Russell on September 6, 2010 at 10:30am

James Samuel

Ooooby needs a play space


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Posted by James Samuel on September 5, 2010 at 1:30pm

Pete Russell

Family of Four Grows Their Food in a Swimming Pool




We were in Brisbane last week visiting my brother Geoff when I noticed that Stephanie, my sister-in-law, had started planting food gardens around the edge of their swimming pool.




Over winter they had also let the

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Posted by Pete Russell on September 4, 2010 at 10:30am — 1 Comment

Hester Robson

Chookiness


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Posted by Hester Robson on September 3, 2010 at 3:30pm — 1 Comment

Pete Russell

Eating Locally, Thinking Globally


The New York Times have kindly published letters to the editor

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Posted by Pete Russell on September 2, 2010 at 9:00am

Pete Russell

Drink Pee Drink Pee Urine Fertilisers




As a young lad we didn't have a flush toilet, we just had a pan. Dan-the-Pan-Man would turn up at around 3am on Wednesday mornings and sneak past the sleeping dog to collect our weekly deposits.

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Posted by Pete Russell on September 2, 2010 at 10:29am — 4 Comments

Angie Gibbons

FIJI Winter 2010


Stepping out into winter temps of 30 degree heat from the airport at Nadi, Fiji, I now understand why we see so much of their product in NZ.



I was told they can get 3-4 growing seasons out of most veg and tabacco which they seem to be planting al

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Posted by Angie Gibbons on September 1, 2010 at 3:30pm — 2 Comments

Dirt Doctor Jacob&Hana

Dirt Doctor founder Jim O'Gorman at Oooobyversity this Thursday!







Jim O’Gorman, founder of the sustainable gardening organisation Dirt Doctor and one of the 10 visionary kiwis featured in documentary film 'Earth Whisperers', will be the

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Posted by Dirt Doctor Jacob&Hana on September 1, 2010 at 10:29am

Pete Russell

Rooftop Farming




Rooftop farms are happening everywhere. Emily Harris from Urban Pantry is organising a similar project here in Auckland. If anyone is interested in supporting Emily in building a farm like this please get in touch with her here.



Rooftops may also be an ideal place to practice
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Posted by Pete Russell on September 1, 2010 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

James Samuel

Little house on the parkway

Meet a family who achieved what most people would think impossible in a big city. On less than 4,000 square feet of land in the heart of Pasadena, California, the Dervaes family gets all the food they need from their own backyard. This family of farmers grows 400 varieties of vegetables, fruits, greens and edible flowers and also raises their own livestock.







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Posted by James Samuel on August 30, 2010 at 12:22pm — 1 Comment

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Latest Activity

thanks for this, great advise and I'll look into the Sydney lead.
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Andrew Reid, Estelle N and 9 other members joined Sheri's group
A group focused on creative recycling ideas for the Garden, Porches & Patios! "Make Gardens-Not Landfills"!
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A group to share knowlege and ideas about growing and using herbs.
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We all love vegetables & growing them - that's why we are here on Ooooby. I'm sure there must be some vegetarian's or people with vegetarian family or friends in our community, so why not join and share... Got a favourite vegetarian recipe?
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hey guys I'm not being burnt by Fonterra but a lifestyler hmmm you expect it from F but not others money talks ahy. however lovely cows need land and grass and care and they do this well but there are others who do have access to milk for processing…
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First Edition Ooooby T's

$28 each. $18 for kids.
If you want one contact Christy.


Recent member blog posts

Locavore: The New Organic


Everyday I trawl through articles about local food. There is a lot of noise and a lot of the information is repeating itself. But then I realise that not everyone trawls through this stuff so I figure I might as well post an article that summarises what pretty much everyone is saying.

The Bloggers' Green Conundrum

There is a conundrum, isn't there, for bloggers of green ideas. I am sitting in the Melbourne airport on my way back to Adelaide for a week of visiting friends and family. I am writing this on my battery-powered laptop and next to me is my digital camera and mobile phone. But, in my hand luggage is an Australian Organic Gardener magazine and a book about herbs. In my head is my vegetable and fruit and nut garden, the lovely walk from my house almost everywhere I need to go, my wood-warmed win

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