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Sage Project News

Building healthy resiliant soils

Building healthy resiliant soils

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Seven local market gardeners recently met at the SAGE Garden in Queen Street, Moruya, to discuss the current practices they are implementing to build healthy soils and identify how they could achieve resilient soils to cope with drought. The discussion was initiated by the Regional Circularity Co-operative and concentrated on issues facing small scale market gardens.

Is it a Pea or a Nut?

Is it a Pea or a Nut?

Adrian Cram shares his peanut growing experience on the Deau River flats in Moruya, useful tips from 8 years of successful harvests, and great information about this fascinating crop!

Media Release -SAGE’s Stepping Stone Farm Begins A New Phase

Market News

Summer Solstice 2023 Menu

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Farmers Market Update

The latest news from SAGE Farmers Market.

Tim and Tobie from Queen Street Growers

Farewell to Queen Street Growers

It was the surf that first attracted Tim Saffery to the far South Coast of NSW, but it was ‘the River’ restaurant that lured him to Moruya from Melbourne, where he had been ‘young chef of the year’ in 2003.

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