Category Archives: CompostWorms

23 February 2017 12:44pm – 7 Ways To Bring More Ecology To Your Farm

Posted on February 25, 2017 by kim

In our own way, we’ll be doing each of these up at The Farm (our ‘hedgerow’ will be mostly natives to attract local birds and pollinators, and create habitat), but you can achieve a lot of these in our own … Continue reading →

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9 October 2016 6:37pm – How To Easily Harvest Worms

Posted on October 11, 2016 by kim

Morag’s son, Hugh, came up with this brilliant idea on how to harvest your worms. So simple! Ingeniously Simple Idea to Harvest Compost Worms By 8 Year Old Boy: Film #14 with Morag Gamble

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4 October 2016 9:41am – Plastic in Tea Bags!

Posted on October 11, 2016 by kim

Did you know that tea bags contain plastic? THE SCANDALOUS PLASTIC IN TEA BAGS – WHO KNEW?

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10 July 2016 6:18am – Make Compost Not War

Posted on July 13, 2016 by kim

LOVE this! One of my favourite things is making better soil, and composting is one of the easiest ways of doing that. Not only does composting improve your soil naturally, it encourages soil critters to move in and turn the … Continue reading →

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5 July 2016 10:39am – Bintensive Compost Course

Posted on July 9, 2016 by kim

What a great idea for teaching all those budding little green-thumbs (and not so little ones) about composting! Check it out! Become a Compost Rockstar

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22 April 2016 2:18pm – Urban Food Street

Posted on April 24, 2016 by kim

Urban Food Street, in Buderim, is in the news! What I wouldn’t give to live in a place like this; it would be a dream come true. Anyone interested in starting our own? Food Street: Feeding off the kerbside and … Continue reading →

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15 March 2016 7:10am – Using Newspapers

Posted on March 20, 2016 by kim

Interesting article on the use of newspaper and cardboard in your gardens and whether the components are ‘safe’. I personally collect newspapers for specifically this purpose. I find them useful for sheet mulching before laying down a new garden bed … Continue reading →

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13 March 2016 8:35am – 5 Ideas for Transitioning to Permaculture

Posted on March 20, 2016 by kim

5 SIMPLE IDEAS FOR TRANSITIONING INTO A PERMACULTURE GARDEN

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12 March 2016 6:06am – Permaculture News

Posted on March 20, 2016 by kim

Some interesting articles and up-coming courses. Permaculture News

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12 March 2016 5:03am – Growing soil

Posted on March 20, 2016 by kim

Great article from Family Food Garden about growing your soil. This is easily our biggest challenge here at Myrtle Farm. With our sandy/silt soil, any nutrients I managed to get into the soil is gradually washed away as I water … Continue reading →

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