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Past issues can be purchased here Want to receive the current issue? Subscribe today! Features Super natural growing power: Anissa Ljanta visits Coromandel market garden Pakaraka Permaculture The new faces of organic growing: Niki Morrell interviews Bay of Plenty market … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here Want to receive the current issue? Subscribe today! November/December 2018 issue Features Happy 35th birthday, BioGro! A milestone of organic certification, by Theresa Sjöquist From seed to plate: Brie Sherow talks with Jade Temepara, … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here Want to receive the current issue? Subscribe today! November/December 2017 issue Features Climate-friendly farming: Ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, by Dr Charles Merfield Too hot to handle: Waiheke compost collection, … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2016 Features An organic future: how we get there In Part I, RK Rose looks at how organics is going mainstream The Danish example What can we learn from the Danes about increasing … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2015 Features • Working magic with weeds, by Denise Cox • The ABC of organic pest control, by Mike Palmers • What’s that spot? How to avoid plant diseases in the home garden, by … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2014 Features Water: steal it or store it? Christine Dann investigates the impacts of large-scale irrigation schemes and outlines better alternatives We need a new water paradigm, by Haikai Tane How to make … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2013 Features Earth dwelling: Whare uku, by Jeff Evans Powering up: Grid-tie solar energy, by Theresa Sjoquist Michael Reynolds: Earthship architect, by Annie Wilson and Renée Davies Earthship in Ngaruawahia, by Annie Wilson … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2012 Features Magnesium: The ‘life and death’ mineral, by Dee Pignéguy Sweet and deadly: Stay healthy: avoid refined sugar and carbohydrates, by Karin Puttner Bee pollen: Nature’s superfood, by Kyra Xavia World domination … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2011 Features A guide to organic education in New Zealand: Bridget Freeman Rock reviews the options available for study and learning Vote organically! Christine Dann examines party policies on organics and genetic engineering … Read More
Past issues can be purchased here November/December 2010 Features Jeanette Fitzsimons, Profile of a new Soil & Health patron. By Philippa Jamieson Delicious Christmas gifts. By Nicola Galloway A domestic goddess Christmas: Christmas preparations in Wendyl Nissen’s household Festive creations … Read More