Ten years ago this week CERES Fair Food opened its digital doors.

There’s an emerging movement of foresters who are thinking very differently about the timber plantations they manage.

Aren’t people great. This week we’re inspired and renewed by our community’s creative generosity!

On Friday while picking up some tomato seedlings from CERES Propagation I spy the unmistakable red bearded figure of Steve Mushin creating some kind of metal hooped sculpture up on the hill. This vision can only mean one thing.

The life changing joy of cycling-up Everything that comes in and out of the Fair Food warehouse goes past Robyn Lasker’s desk. Robyn is the logistical  link between Fair Food …

Recycled Electric Kinetic Playspace Update This time last year the Ceres Recycled Electric Kinetic Playspace got a guernsey in the Pick My Project competition. Inspired by a chaotically beautiful community-built playground at the …