A whole lot of aligning
In the last line of The Uluru Statement from the Heart the authors invite non-Indigenous Australians to “walk with them in a movement of the Australian people for a better future.”
Impact measurement
More than ever we are waking up and wanting to learn about our food and how to grow it and more than ever we are going to CERES Organic Farm to do it.
Fully Franked
Outwardly the visiting tree farmers are not particularly upbeat nor are they in any way dour but there is a solidity about them – perhaps it’s their ability to envision cycles of time that most of us will never be able to see.
From Scomo to Gazpacho
I’ve noticed my daily doom-scrolling has effortlessly flicked over from climate denial and corruption to stagflation and $10 iceberg lettuces. And as always with a self-excavated rabbit hole, the question is how do you dig yourself out? How do you turn paralysing fiscal panic into some kind of purposeful frugal positivity?
Joshua’s vision splendid
To these small growers Fair Food is an income stream complimenting their sales to restaurants, their box schemes, farm gate stalls and farmers markets stands.
Somewhere between sweet and tart
Ian Cuming has been teaching biodynamics and supplying kiwifruit to CERES for twenty years. Thankfully Beenak Farm has been passed on to new farmers who will continue it’s good work, and we wish Ian and Anna all the best for a new chapter of regenerative change.
