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This group is for people who hold a Permaculture Design Certificate.
Website: http://permaculture.org.nz
Members: 35
Latest Activity: Dec 17
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Comment by Alun on November 11, 2009 at 9:22am - Taranaki PDC is going strong - many thanks Kama and Pete / Val and Graham for your boundless energy, enthusiasm and tenacity. The willingness to share mistakes as well as successes ensures that good things happen faster.
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Comment by Jo Pearsall on August 27, 2009 at 12:09pm -
Hi
I really want to get back in touch with everyone.
I would like a copy of the names and addresses from the PDC.
We should set the date for the next Waiheke PDC course.
Love to hear from you Barb. Can you send me your phone number.
Thanks Jo
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Comment by Barb Cuttance on August 11, 2009 at 10:50pm -
Hi Jo,
We met at the Hui. Have been wondering how things are progessing for the Ecoshow 2010? Would love to be involved.
The Permaculture in Schools group from the Hui is meeting in Raglan August 29th and 30th working on NCEA Permaculture Credits.
Barb
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Comment by fiona baker on June 17, 2009 at 4:01pm - Hi 2 things,why do you have to have a permaculture cert to belong to this group!! and you will find all you need to no about a permaculture diploma by looking up tarari publications, bill mollisons site, cheers Fi
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Comment by Crystalyne Willis on May 23, 2009 at 1:05pm - Jo, I just tried researching the permaculture diploma courses that you mentioned yesterday, but I couldn't find anything. Could you please send me a link? thanks
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Comment by Chewbyka on May 7, 2009 at 8:28am -
Morning Jo, good idea :o)
Chew AKA Myk
http://the-pragmatic-stoic.blogspot.com/
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Ooooby Market Stall
WE WILL BUY FOOD FROM YOUR GARDEN !
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.
The first Stall is at the Grey Lynn Farmers Market, Auckland, each Sunday. (expt last of the month)
Bring any produce you can from your garden and we'll do a deal.
Not from around Auckland? Why not start an Ooooby Stall in your area? More info...
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