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Zucchini Zazzle at the Farmers Market

By |2017-03-04T09:33:25+11:004 March, 2017|farmers market, general news|

What can you do with too many zucchinis? Have a zucchini bake and raise funds for those affected by the recent bushfires! Bake your heart out and bring your offerings along for sale by donation at the Southern Harvest Farmers Market in Bungendore on Saturday 11 March.

Need recipe ideas? Zucchini fritters, chocolate […]

Acton café opportunity for entrepreneurial foodie

By |2017-03-01T12:45:14+11:001 March, 2017|business, general news|

Calling foodie entrepreneurs and coffee connoisseurs: have you been seeking the perfect space to transform your cafe dreams into reality? Start getting your orders ready because we’ve got the spot for you.

The National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) is seeking an enthusiastic operator for its self-contained coffee shop in Acton, to provide a limited yet […]

Bungendore Harvest Festival to celebrate local food

By |2017-03-15T19:03:17+11:0027 February, 2017|business, general news|

The Bungendore Harvest Festival is a chance for all local businesses to get involved, whether you have a retail store, are on a rural property or run your business from home. The weekend Festival will be held across from Friday 28th April until Sunday 30 April to encourage overnight visitors and people from further afield. […]

Small Scale Poultry Producers Under Threat

By |2017-02-22T10:38:12+11:0022 February, 2017|business, general news|

Pastured poultry farms across NSW face being put out of business by unfair and out-of- date legislation, being enforced by governments who consistently fail to acknowledge the needs and requirements of healthy, small farming businesses.

The legislation states that you need to apply for Designated Development Approval if you have more than 250,000 poultry, OR any number of […]

What’s in season in February?

By |2017-02-15T21:19:03+11:0015 February, 2017|eating seasonally, farmers market, general news|

Buying seasonal food makes sense for a lot of reasons. Eating with the natural seasonal cycle means your food is at its peak taste, offers good value for money, requires less resources to grow and, if purchased directly from your local farmer, or local businesses that support local farmers, doesn’t need […]

Find local food events near you

By |2017-03-01T11:16:48+11:0015 February, 2017|farmers market, general news|

Want to know where you can do a gourmet cooking class?  Which farmers markets are on this weekend?  Which local restaurants are hosting special events?  Or just looking for something interesting to do?

As a service to the ACT and Southern NSW community, Southern Harvest operates a Community Events Calendar.  Southern Harvest members (

Advice for a new chook owner

By |2017-02-15T13:03:33+11:0015 February, 2017|courses, general news|

Keeping backyard chooks is fun, easy and can benefit your family and garden in so many ways.  Our resident chicken expert Leisa provides this advice for people considering keeping backyard chooks.

Crack an egg from a well-tended backyard chicken and you’ll immediately notice the thick, well-formed eggshell surrounding a rich orange yolk. There is more and more evidence […]

How small scale farmers are supplying local communities and reaping benefits for all

By |2017-02-15T12:16:24+11:0015 February, 2017|business, farmers market, general news|

A surge in interest in locally grown and made food is providing enormous benefits across communities.  Apart for the oblivious benefits to farmers and consumers, there are significant flow on effects to local communities.

ABC’s Australia Wide featured the Southern Harvest Farmers Market in Bungendore and SAGE Farmers Market in Moruya.  The […]

Queanbeyan to showcase local food at orchestral event

By |2017-02-27T16:27:32+11:0014 February, 2017|business|

The Canberra Symphony Orchestra will be performing in Queanbeyan at the new park area near Queanbeyan River, and Queanbeyan Palerang Regional Council are looking for food vendors who offer local produce which is fresh, fun and suit the nature of this event to express interest in attending.

The event will run from 7:30 – 9:30PM on Saturday […]

Tomato Taste Sensation at the Farmers Market

By |2017-02-14T20:27:37+11:0014 February, 2017|eating seasonally, farmers market, general news|

It was great to watch the delight of the many locals who turned out to the Tomato Tasting and Peoples Choice awards at the Southern Harvest Farmers Market. A huge range of sizes and colours of tomatoes had everyone intrigued, from Tommy Toe, Tiny Tim, Green Grape, Jeunne Flamee, Granny’s Throwing Tomato and more.

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