We had an ambitious schedule on this spectacular Sunday. As well as our newly arrived shed, we had the steel posts for the front security fence to erect, the garden maintenance, planting new orchard trees, setting out new garden beds for the TAFE students, and our first Annual General Meeting.
Continue readingOne of the great things about a community project is that things that you need tend to just materialise. Moruya TAFE had a purpose built potting shed that had been made redundant by the construction of new facilities and very kindly donated it to the SAGE project. There is already good co-operation and interaction between […]
Continue readingPartly as a result of the SAGE project starting in earnest, two of the Horticulture teachers at Moruya TAFE decided to commence a course in Organic Food Production. This was no simple matter because, unbelievably, this had not been taught within the TAFE system to date. Graham Lown (head teacher Horticulture) and Chas Reid are […]
Continue readingAt the first SAGE open day we were fortunate to have a demonstration of the use of hand tools for managing a commercial organic vegetable garden. The first tool shown was a Broadfork
Continue readingWe acknowledge the traditions of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People, the Djuwin Nation, in particular the local Brinja Djuwin and Walbanga people, on whose land SAGE operates.
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