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At 10:32pm on May 18, 2011, Ricardo Oscar Marques said…: Hi Sarah, part of this email is copy and paste, the rest is for you.

Are you really interested in Aquaponics?

The rest is copy and paste

Looking for Gardening and Yard labour profiles in Auckland

Sunday 22 MAy 1030 in my house Working Bee.

Then we will decide where are we going to go next.

Have a look in Working Bees Auckland Group.

Nice to meet you.

At 8:03am on March 9, 2011, Christy Ralphs said…: Thanks Sarah, I remember your article (and love your magazine by the way), much appreciated, Christy

At 1:16pm on May 26, 2010, Laura King said…: Hi Sarah,

I am gardening in Sandringham and am interested in swapping/buying local produce. Take a look at my page and see if I am growing anything you are interested in.

Thanks,

Laura.

At 9:17pm on February 15, 2010, Stillcookin said…: They really don't have to be fancy:
http://www.bushfarms.com/beestopbarhives.htm

At 4:02pm on February 10, 2010, Janet Luke said…: Hi Sarah, have first posting ready for Backyard Beekeeping blog. Just a couple of things:-
-Can we set up a reciprocal link from both websites
-what size images are required? i use less than 100kb when postings on to my webite.
-what word limit do you recommed for each blog

Cheers, Janet

At 12:22pm on February 8, 2010, Sarah Heeringa said…: That sounds great Janet. I'm sure it would be of huge interest to Good's readers

At 11:37am on February 8, 2010, Janet Luke said…: Yes of course. I was thinking of a progress journal of sorts, of getting a hive, collecting a swarm and month to month care and maintenace of hive etc. Is that something your readers might find useful? I can include lots of photos etc.

At 10:57am on February 8, 2010, Janet Luke said…: hi Sarah, Thanks for the coment. I had been thinking of keeping bees for a while but it was after reading your article in Good that really spurred me on. We live in an urban setting and have three small children, one who is allergic to bee stings. I want to help the bees, pollinate my garden and hopefully get some honey too. I figure if I can do it anyone can and Topbar hives, I think, are definatly the way to go for hobby beekeepers.

Would Good magazine be interested in a bi monthly article from me on backyard Topbar beekeeping- all about siting a hive, collecting a swarm etc. We could hopefully encourage other urbanites to keep bees in a natural, sutainable way too.
I have written gardening articles for other publications, including Woman Day, in the past.