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James Andrews replied to Adam Guyton's discussion 'Introduced plants in Permaculture' in the group Natural Farming

Hi kids, sounds interesting, thought I'd join in. I was involved in a re-veg planting job 3.5 years ago and just re-visited the site recently for a looksy - pretty interesting. the site sloped steeply from the road side down into a gully - about 10…

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Natural Farming

An opportunity for budding gardeners, permaculturists and guerilla acivists to discuss and develop methods and challenge eco-philosophical perspectives

December 20

Adam Guyton replied to Adam Guyton's discussion 'Mulching (not all good?)' in the group Natural Farming

Tis true, Bumble bees do love heavily mulched areas, particularly dry straw. They set up their nests underneath. I suppose the key to diverse insect populations is having diverse environments.

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Eloise Amelia Veber joined Adam Guyton's group

Natural Farming

An opportunity for budding gardeners, permaculturists and guerilla acivists to discuss and develop methods and challenge eco-philosophical perspectives

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Natural Farming

An opportunity for budding gardeners, permaculturists and guerilla acivists to discuss and develop methods and challenge eco-philosophical perspectives

November 30

Kelly Ronayne replied to Adam Guyton's discussion 'Mulching (not all good?)' in the group Natural Farming

Vigorous mulching can be bad re biodiversity + encouraging native pollinators. Native bees live alone in burrows and require access to the ground to dig their little holes in. leaving a bit of uncovered earth near the base of plants (esp native broo…

November 29

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Natural Farming

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November 28

Nick Holmes commented on Adam Guyton's group 'Natural Farming'

Hey bro - joined! That visit today blew my mind, thanks again for having us. Such an amazing place and soo much knowledge - I'd love to learn it all! Those lupins sound super exciting and your blades are seeexy! haha. Oh and the seeds - legend! Was…

November 27

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Livin in southland doing permaculture design and playing Irish Music

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BioIntensive Gardening, Permaculture Design, Traditional Irish Tin Whistle

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At 7:03am on November 11, 2009, Greg Kendrick said…: hey bro im in dunas, are u around?do u have a mobile number?

At 10:40am on November 5, 2009, Greg Kendrick said…: well im gona be there late on 10th november tuesday, next week so wednesday or thursday before the native fusion party would be great !

At 5:26pm on November 4, 2009, Greg Kendrick said…: hey im gona be in dunedin an wana plant a garden at murderers bay. do you think you could send some seeds up of heaps a summer food to plant now an ill send u some coin or whatever?chur

At 4:07pm on October 4, 2009, Nick Holmes said…: hey bro, keen to see how your wooden blades are going? I'm thinking of upscaling next year, have the right motor, just need to settle on the blade material/design. photos?

At 2:44pm on October 3, 2009, Greg Kendrick said…: where is this food forest you speak off? iv over wintered in a mix of auz at the coldest times and tauranga before an aftrer the coldest months, which is where i am now.working like a madman, doing a cash run to stock my summer run. 075799375 is my home phone, so after work hours is a good time to ring me or i can ring you if it is more suitable. anyhows im going to be back in south island soon for qigong retreat and planning also putting some time and effort into the lot at murderes bay. hope to hear from you soon

At 4:31pm on September 29, 2009, Greg Kendrick said…: i knew i would find you eventually if i looked hard enough, where are you and what are you doing? i ahve a fe ideas up my sleeve

At 10:53am on August 17, 2009, Kama Burwell said…: Kia ora Adam,

Did you and your whanau get the cuttings I sent in the mail ? My gooseberry cuttings have leaves now, but I haven't been brave enough to see if they also have roots !
Nga mihi, Kama

At 7:28pm on August 16, 2009, Turrence said…: ! how did you get the intersect trustees in your friends list? you cunning sod.

At 11:20pm on July 8, 2009, Nick Holmes said…: hey man. hows the turbine? got a really exciting proposal for you guys, if you could email me at saltwaterimages@gmail.com I'll explain more :) nick

At 11:21pm on May 18, 2009, Kama Burwell said…: Hey Adam, nice to see you again.
I sent an email to the Guyton clan a few weeks back loaded with photos and appreciation - did it make it to you fullas ? Perhaps it was overloaded.

We are full on harvesting our Kaanga Maa (white corn) at the moment - the cobs are hanging up all over the place and our lounge is filled with corn debris. It's great!

Keep up the good work,
Kama