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Mary Perryn
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2018 AGM Minutes, General Meeting Minutes and Treasurer's Financial Report
Started Jun 3, 2018 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi all,Here are the 2018 AGM and General meeting minutes and financial reports.Mary SecretaryLogan Food Gardeners Inc…Continue
Logan Food Gardeners Inc Annual General Meeting Minutes
Started Apr 24, 2017 0 Replies 0 Likes
Hi everyone,Thanks to the members who attended. Lyn is staying on as our President (Woo Hoo!), Greg who kindly stepped in last year as Treasurer is continuing (Great News) and I am Secretary again…Continue
LEAF Planning Meeting Minutes 19th April 2015
Started Apr 24, 2015 0 Replies 0 Likes
2015-04-19%20LEAF%20Preparation%20Meeting%20Minutes%20v01%200.docxMany thanks to all the…Continue
Raffle for Logan Eco Action Festival (LEAF), Griffith Uni, Logan Campus 31st May 2015
Started this discussion. Last reply by Liz Forrester May 30, 2015. 3 Replies 1 Like
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Logan Food Gardeners Inc Annual General Meeting
April 18, 2021 from 11:30am to 12pm – Lyn Buffet's Home
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Logan Food Gardeners Inc Annual General Meeting at Lyn Buffet's Home
April 18, 2021 all day
Our AGM and General Meeting will be held on 18 April 2021. I have attached our notice of meeting, agenda for the AGM and General Meeting and Nomination forms. We would love to see you there and as we are hoping to combine the meeting with a as always fantastic garden visit to our President Lyn's place, it will be fun.Thanks, Mary PerrynSecretaryLogan Food Gardeners Inc…See More
LFG Event: Higgledy-Piggledy Urban Farm at Higgledy-Piggledy Urban Farm
July 19, 2020 from 10am to 1pm
Higgledy-Piggledy Farm is an urban farm on a 1/4 acre block in Eight Mile Plains. Growing food for themselves and sharing the abundance with others.Rell, Viv and Oscar live by the principles of permaculture, which are care for the earth, care for others and fair share.They are trying to live sensitively and sustainably on their little farm and do not use harmful sprays on the produce or the animals.Please wear non-slip supportive shoes and bring along: • food for yourself only for morning tea •…See More
"Hi Everyone,
We held our AGM online last week. Sincere thanks to Charles Buffett for organising the technological side of things. I have attached the minutes of both the AGM and General Meeting. We received nominations and…"
"Please see the link to join the online AGM. Hope to see you at 6:30pm on Thursday"
"Hi Everyone,
We are still holding our AGM but will be doing this online. We will keep you posted. All positions are open at the AGM. We will vote on President, Secretary and Treasurer as well as subcommittee positions. If you…"
LFG Event: James' exotic garden and fruit wine demonstration at Forestdale
March 8, 2020 from 9:30am to 12:30pm
Join us at James’ 4 acres oasis in Forestdale. With 1 acre dedicated to veggies, herb growing as well as the fruit trees, he shares the rest of the area with the steer. The property is all organic with James using cow manure, leaf litter and chicken pellets for fertiliser. There are native bee hives and boxes for habitat for other native animals. James will give a tour of his garden and has a number of exotic fruit trees for example date palms, wampi, jaboticaba, tamarind, Chinese raisons,…See More
Logan Food Gardeners Inc AGM and General Meeting at Loganholme
April 23, 2020 from 6:30pm to 7:45pm
Our online AGM will be held on 23 April 2020 starting 6.30pm.The link to the Webinar is LFG AGM Webex meetingPlease note…See More
LFG Garden Visit to Doreen and Jamies at Jimboomba
November 10, 2019 from 9:30am to 12:30pm
Doreen and Jamie purchased a 5 acre property in Jimboomba 3 years ago. They are implementing their permaculture design and aiming to be off grid and more self sufficient.You will see different perennial growing systems. Water harvesting earthworks, a grey water garden and wicking beds. Hot and cold smokers are on display and a life demonstration of the Smokehouse. A home butchering set up can be viewed as well.On the property are several European honey bee hives and native bees. Bloomfield's…See More
LFG Christmas Party at Sheldon
December 1, 2019 from 9am to 12pm
David and Catherine live on a beautiful 2.5 acres in Sheldon. Their land is mostly compacted clay, so they have had to find alternative methods to grow their veggies. They have used techniques such as hugelkultur, raised wicking beds and layered beds.They tend to stick to fairly basic vegetables that either they or their chooks will enjoy eating.Catherine has a collection of unusual fruit trees in pots, ready to move up on top of a mountain when they retire!Sorry, no dogs allowed. Our chooks…See More
LFG Annual Birthday Party at Tanah Merah
August 18, 2019 from 1:30pm to 4:30pm
... abundance :)That is how it feels at my place, these days. Everything is sufficiently watered; the soil is full of organic matter and brimming with life; and the plants are flourishing. This autumn/winter season has been wonderful for the garden with frequent rain and mild temps. I admit that the summer was awful and so I let the garden go until the weather cooled down. The main thing I have done since last year is to turn my messy piles of prunings into amazingly neat and useful rows of…See More
LFG Visit: Jimboomba Community Garden at Jimboomba
June 16, 2019 from 2pm to 5pm
Jimboomba Community Garden was established in 2014 and is an inclusive community hub of like-minded people sharing knowledge and experience in growing fresh produce using sustainable practices. Starting as market garden, it is evolving into a landscaped park for social gatherings, weddings, bird groups, education groups, sports groups, quiet reflection, learning and anything else suitable to do in a garden. Please bring along: - things to share: excess produce, seeds, seedlings, plant material…See More
"Hi all, very happy to say that Jessie Scott is our new Treasurer. Welcome Jessie!
Here are the minutes of the special meeting to ratify Jessie's position.
Kind regards…"
"Hi all, here are the AGM minutes and General meeting minutes from 30/4l2019. Thanks to those people who came, and those who volunteered. 2019-04-30%20AGM%20Minutes%20V0.1.0.pdf
2019-04-30%20General%20Meeting%20%20Minutes%20%20V0.1.0.pdf"
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Satisfying day
Posted on August 3, 2014 at 15:00 2 Comments 1 Like
Firstly, I tried out my homemade citrus cleaner; it smells wonderful and does a good job. Thank you Roman and Jana for the recipe. I also planted some seeds and documented what seed went where in my planting tray. I am feeling very organised as I usually rely on my memory for this job! Lastly I preserved some lemons as a birthday prezzie for a friend. Thank goodness I had heaps of lemons to get the 2 cups of juice for the brine. Anyway, it was a great way to use up surplus lemons and…
ContinueA visit to Toowoomba and meeting Jerry Coleby- Williams
Posted on September 22, 2013 at 20:30 0 Comments 2 Likes
This weekend we visited friends in Toowoomba and went to the Carnival of Flowers. Walking through a pavilion, I noticed that non other than our local hero, Jerry Coleby-Williams, was about to give a free talk. From a front row seat I enjoyed over an hour of Jerry's time as he spoke about his early years and the influence of his family on his love of gardening. His family were role models, they taught him and they encouraged him. Jerry asked that we do the same to the younger generations…
ContinueAmazing Wading Bird
Posted on April 28, 2013 at 13:17 2 Comments 2 Likes
Not a food query but still intriguing. This gorgeous bird was visiting our neighbour's dam - any ideas of what it might be?
Weekend in the garden
Posted on March 25, 2013 at 10:32 4 Comments 3 Likes
I have had the most satisfying weekend working in my garden. We have had a wire enclosure built so I now don't have to worry about the free range chooks & possums getting into the garden. Last year our old carport and very delapidated chook run were taken down so we have recycled most of the stuff from that (except the wire and the reo which was used used as supports). So this weekend I moved one of our raised garden beds into the new enclosure and got it organised complete with…
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- At 10:50 on August 11, 2016,
banana bender said…
hi Mary, i dont seem to have your mobile phone number, could you text it to me please? thanks.
as to bird, checked my bird book and it's a black necked stork, what a treat for you to see it.
cheers
anne
- At 9:31 on March 18, 2016,
George Kast said…
Hello Mary, it would be a pleasure to be able to introduce you to what Nutri-Tech products can do for the home grower.
- At 13:43 on May 20, 2014,
Trinette said…
Hope you are feeling better Mary :-)
- At 15:56 on April 13, 2014,
Claire said…
- Thank you Mary. Looking forward to connecting more with local food growers.
- At 15:41 on December 3, 2013,
Alan Yates said…
Thanks for the welcome.It seems as though I will have to spend a lot of time on this machine reading all the tips to producing an edible food garden. This machine is not the love of my life. Regards
Alan
- At 14:22 on May 13, 2013,
Jane Tan said…
Hi Mary
Thanks for adding me to your friends list. Looking forward to meeting up with lots of LFG team soon. Will you be at the LEAF?
Have an awesome week
Regards
Jane
- At 19:52 on February 16, 2013,
warren goodlet said…
G'day Mary, sorry you can't make it.... hope to see you at some stage wether a crop swap or event. My tree tomato has it's first fruit & i might use that for seed & you are on my list still alright:).
- At 20:22 on February 9, 2013,
G'day Mary, if you like since you have a small garden when the tree tomato produces you can have some seed. It grows 18 foot tall & lives for up to 3 years. Hope to see you at my garden event next sunday.
- At 19:20 on June 4, 2012,
Aweosme! Thanks so much for sharing, I will definately give it a go, the only thing I dont have is the demineralised water? Hope ypu can buy it from the supermarket.
Glad the pizza was nice, great to catch up with you yestarday :-)
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