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FOOD STORIES: a new week long workshop is launched

By |2016-10-14T13:17:54+11:0016 August, 2016|eating seasonally, general news|

Over an action packed week, FOOD STORIES examines that web of interactions within the food system of the hugely successful SAGE Farmers Market in Moruya.

Commencing at the Tuesday market, you will witness the extraordinary vitality of this enterprise. In a deliberate way we are starting at the end, at the market itself. From […]

Welcome new partners Canberra City Farm and Urban Agriculture Australia

By |2016-10-14T13:17:55+11:002 August, 2016|general news|

Southern Harvest Association is excited to welcome Canberra City Farm and Urban Agriculture Australia as new partners.

We have agreed to cross-promote activities and work together where possible to promote and support our wonderful local food producers.

Southern Harvest is currently helping Canberra City Farm with their Local Food Box initiative.  Local producers and consumers interested […]

Help us identify ways to improve our local food economy

By |2016-07-27T11:56:13+10:0027 July, 2016|farmers market, general news|

The Local Food Initiative project is an undertaking of a group of like-minded community organisations that have come together with the aim to build more resilient local food economies within our region. The aim of the Local Food Initiative is to identify barriers to local food production and consumption in order to identify practical solutions […]

Food Box Initiative Pilot – get involved

By |2016-10-14T13:17:55+11:0021 July, 2016|eating seasonally, farmers market, general news|

A new Food Box Initiative is being started thanks to Canberra City Farm. It will be run from their site at Dairy Flat, near Fyshwick. They are currently looking for producers who would be interested in participating in the initiative – no washing or packaging of produce is required – the members will do […]

Food Hubs in the Australian Capital Region

By |2016-10-14T13:17:55+11:0021 July, 2016|general news|

Anthony Flaccavento is well known for his work developing food hubs in the United States and will be visiting Australia for the inaugural Community Food Hubs Conference in Bendigo on 8-9 August. Canberra is fortunate Anthony will be joining us for two events on 17th and 18th August:

Food Hubs:  Can They Benefit Farmers, the […]

New weekly farmers market venue confirmed!

By |2016-10-14T13:17:55+11:0021 July, 2016|farmers market, general news|

The Southern Harvest Farmers Market in Bungendore has a new home for our weekly market at the Anglican Church  Hall in Bungendore, starting this Saturday 23rd July.

We are so excited to be back to weekly and at the NEW LOCATION, Bungendore Anglican Hall, 25 Butmaroo Street.  Just turn at the Caltex and you’re basically […]

Canberra Organic Growers Society welcomed as newest Southern Harvest Partner

By |2016-10-14T13:17:55+11:007 July, 2016|general news|

Today Southern Harvest Association welcomed Canberra Organic Growers Society as the second organisation to formalise a partnership agreement with us.

Southern Harvest Association and Canberra Organic Growers Society have a common goal to promote local and regional food production and consumption and agree to share information about each other’s activities with their own membership and subscription […]

ACT Region People’s Food Plan Working Paper #1

By |2016-10-14T13:17:57+11:0016 June, 2016|general news|

Last year the ACT and Region Conservation Council released a discussion paper requesting feedback on the formation of a food plan for our region.   A number of stakeholders, lead by the ACT and Region Conservation Council, were involved with the development of the ACT Region People’s Food Plan Working Paper, which aims to […]

Funds for local farmers

By |2016-05-12T16:41:06+10:0013 April, 2016|general news|

The Farms with a Future program has funds for local farmers to improve soil quality, water retention and environmental diversity on their farms.  To access funding, attendance at a Ground Work Day in Bombala on Thursday, April 28 is required.

By attending a Ground Work Day and submitting their plan for their farm property, producers will […]

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