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Shai Magic

23 Aug 24/in Features, Gardening, Health and Food

Raglan organic grower, compost maker, gardening educator and permaculture landscape designer Shai Brod shares his compost-making and spring gardening tips with Mynda Mansfield.  

Shai Brod

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Mynda Mansfield is a writer and long-time organic gardener who lives in Raglan. She runs a homeschool group for 12 children using Waldorf education principles, and has published a book called A Eurythmy Teacherโ€™s Handbook.

www.myndamansfield.com  

Tags: compost, composting, food, gardening, health, no dig, organic food, permaculture, spring
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