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At 9:39pm on July 20, 2012, margaret kwok said…

Hey Greg I just sent you friend request- but it wouldn't let me write much! I see you know Andy, we are studying with otago polytechnic and I am organising a Permaculture Course in Wanaka, for them next year. Hoping You and Lisa might want to be involved somehow. I will be down next week so give me a text 0273385542 if you too want to catch up. Hopefully Lisa will remember me- I ampart chinese- live at Tui, and help with robina and Gary's courses at Tui. Yay 

At 9:35pm on May 29, 2012, Kama Burwell said…

Hey Greg, hope you are well on the road to health!

Lots of love, Kama

At 11:10pm on January 5, 2012, Rob Bartrum said…

Hi, I started in the Manawatu with this page =) and now we've branched out across NZ via facebook! Can you help by liking your regions page?

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Permaculture-Manawatu/263580473655233?sk=app_106171216118819

ABOUT US: 

This is a community group for anyone keen on making themselves more useful, healthier and happier by becoming more knowledgeable, skilled and active in relation to the following goals...

PRIMARY GOAL: To build and maintain co-operative, resourceful and creative families and communities with an inter-generational way of thinking (ie "cradle to cradle" rather than "cradle to grave"); and establishing systems around sustainable, regenerative, prosperous production, management and educational systems.

STABILISE THE ENVIRONMENT: Maintain and create stable "carbon positive" eco-systems and environments with secure watersheds 

HEALTH, HAPPINESS, FUN & PROSPERITY:Restore and enhance yield, prosperity, health and profitability via integrated and regenerative agricultural development, and holistic management. Have fun, keep your mind healthy and active, create beautiful things

BIO-DIVERSITY & BIO-INTEGRITY: Maintain and increase wildlife species, diversity, and increase numbers and stability of populations - bring space to life

IMPROVING WATER & SOIL: Improve water, soil and vegetation resources of towns and cities, and within both industrial and agricultural sectors

NUTRIENT CYCLES: Maintain and restore local, regional and global mineral/nutrient and water cycles 

RIVERS & WATERWAYS: Maintain and restore riverine, riparian and estuary areas

ZERO WASTE: Prevent waste of financial, human and natural resources via reducing consumption, cyclic thinking and zero waste principles

SUSTAINABLE ENERGY: Develop decentralised, sustainable energy production systems 

REAL "TODAYS WORLD" EDUCATION: Propagate and embed "Holistic Management" decision making and Permaculture Design ethics and principles within the education system, and throughout communities and organisations 

DISSEMINATE KNOWLEDGE: To demonstrate, educate, co-operate, enhance awareness and provide value (to family, students, neighbours, clients, community)

At 8:21am on July 20, 2009, Gabi Prince said…
Ahh - now I know. Maybe with a bit of garlic butter - sorry but the chickens aren't having that. They have enough grass to gorge on here (all free range with chicken wire protecting my vegie plot) Thanks for that x
At 4:32am on July 18, 2009, Gabi Prince said…
Hi Greg, I'm new here too. Please don't think I'm ignorant, but please, what is Slverbeet? I have never heard of it, not in UK anyway. Could I grow it here? I live by the South Coast of England, so quite warm here. x
At 11:24pm on July 17, 2009, Brenda Agnew said…
Hey Greg! sweet garden you have. Hope to see it in the season! I'm looking forward to getting into it this season. Love the idea of seed saving and swapping. I think we need a winter ritual... Bxx
At 10:39pm on July 17, 2009, Pete Russell said…
Hello Greg. Welcome. Good to have you with us. Hope you like it here. Feel free to invite any food growing friends and fam. Have fun oooobying!!

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