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Tomtit Farm – A day of Community Supported Agriculture and Soil Microbes

17 Mar 24/in Organic Week

66 Webster Road Matangi | Saturday 4 May, 10 am – 12 pm

🌱🌿 Join Us for Organic Week at Tomtit Farm! 🌿🌱

Get ready to delve into the fascinating world of microbial farming and organic food production at Tomtit Farm’s exclusive event for Organic Week in New Zealand!

🌾 Discover the Secrets of Microbial Farming:
Explore the innovative techniques behind microbial farming and learn how we cultivate nutrient-dense organic foods at Tomtit Farm. Whether you’re a seasoned grower, a home gardener, or simply curious about sustainable agriculture, this event is your chance to gain invaluable insights into the art of organic farming.

🌿 Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Insights:
Join us as we delve into the concept of Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) and how it plays a crucial role in feeding our community with fresh, locally-grown produce. Farmer Brit will be on hand to share her expertise, answer your burning gardening questions, and inspire you to embark on your own CSA journey.

🌱 Seed Sowing Workshop:
Round off the day by getting your hands dirty and sowing some seeds to kickstart your own growing journey. Learn essential tips and techniques for successful seed propagation and take home the knowledge to nurture your own thriving garden.

Koha appreciated.

Contact Brittany for more info: info@tomtitfarm.com

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