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12/06/2011 |
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11/05/2012 |
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Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand |
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Mediterranean |
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Female |
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www.koanga.org.nz |
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Posted by Kay Baxter about 9 years ago
Learn everything you need to know to set up your own bioregional seed bank - Your future food security!
As community based organisations develop skills and networks that foster local sustainability and community self reliance, the question of seed saving becomes increasingly important. While seed saving
is not difficult, there are many things to take into account if you are serious about ensuring food security, and the survival of specific varieties.
This 10 day workshop will give you the skills and understanding to grow and save your own seeds, and to ensure that the seeds you save will be high quality, for longevity and with the potential for optimal nutrition. Whether you are planning to set up a seed bank for a larger community, or would like to address food security for your immediate family, here you will find the skills and resources required. Processes taught are very low tech, and could be adapted to suit any situation, including rural villages without electricity or technology.
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Permaculture Design Course |
Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course |
Verifying teacher: Max Lindegger |
Other Teachers: Max Lindegger, Lea Harrison |
Location: Auckland |
Date: Feb 1984 |
4 PDC Graduates (list) |
0 PRI PDC Graduates (list) |
45 Other Course Graduates (list) |
have acknowledged being taught by Kay Baxter |
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Kay Baxter has permaculture experience in: |
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Cool Temperate |
Warm Temperate |
Mediterranean |
Sub-tropical |