"Hi David.
On a visit with my organic hort class a while back I thought you said that you had problems with orangeberry. If so, what were they? If not, what WAS the berry that you mentioned?
Happy New Year and good luck with the ongoing conversion to…"
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North Waikato NZ
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I eat rabbits
30 members
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Ooooby Growers
110 members
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David Whyte commented on Nat & Pete's group North Waikato NZ"Not to sure if I' m replying correctly! But Linda do you know the types of avocado trees you have pulled up? "
David Whyte posted a status"Does anyone know of a free/very cheap source of mulch? I need very large volumes to put under our citrus trees"
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North Waikato NZ
Covering from north of Hamilton to south of the Bombays. Tell us all what you want or what you have to offer: eg. Lemons, Seedlings etc. To respond to someone's listing contact them directly via their page.See More
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I eat rabbits
Feel free to exchange rabbit recipes within the group and you will never have to buy meat again. Check out a few things you can do with rabbit meat at:www.wildrabbitcookbook.comSee More
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Ooooby Stall Growers
For those who can grow more than they can eat. You grow it, we buy it. Join up if you would like to supply Ooooby.See More
David Whyte commented on Anja Richards's blog post How do I build up our soil"I use a thick layer of mulch on top of cardboard. Driver to start with was weed suppression but have been very surprised at how quickly the soil is built up. Have a video showing how much was created in a year or two.
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- Ohinewai
- I can offer
- Food from my garden
- Food Growing Skill Level
- Confident
- Experience and Qualifications
- Permaculture Experience, Dairy, Lots of years in the garden
- I am interested in...
- Selling Local Grown Food, Helping Others
- Tell us about your garden and what you're growing
- Have taken over a lifestyle block that used to be part of a citrus orchard. Keen to move from mono-culture to food forest/permaculture.
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- At 9:18am on December 31, 2014,
Earl Mardle said…
Hi David.
On a visit with my organic hort class a while back I thought you said that you had problems with orangeberry. If so, what were they? If not, what WAS the berry that you mentioned?
Happy New Year and good luck with the ongoing conversion to the food forest.
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