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• It's Very Simple Really

  Posted on Monday September 22nd, 2008 at 19:30 in activism + politics, Al Gore, climate change, environmental advocavy, oil, repower america

  We're facing such huge challenges and all you hear through the media are demagogic chants like "drill, drill, drill." Skyrocketing energy prices. The climate crisis. Unraveling financial markets. Wars that just happen to be in places with a lot of oi...

• Buzzing Bees and Lush Perfume Herald Spring's Arrival

  Posted on Sunday September 21st, 2008 at 19:30 in citrus, fruit, fruit + vegetable market farming, fruits, green homesteading, organic, organic food, sustainable agriculture

  These easy to grow small trees generally provide fruit through the cooler parts of the year, and given their high vitamin C content, and it's use in prevention of colds and flu, the winter bounty they provide is timely. However, by planting a range o...

• Blue Eggs Lead To Black Chook

  Posted on Thursday September 18th, 2008 at 19:30 in araucana chicken, blue eggs, green homesteading, poultry, treechange seachange

  Well, say hello to our first little black chook! An Araucana chick, it looks as though this will be the only member of the clutch, as her mum hasn't been that keen to stay on the 'nest' and hatch the remaining eggs....

• Do You Want The Best Tasting Food? Start Saving Your Seeds.

  Posted on Thursday September 18th, 2008 at 00:27 in fruit + vegetable market farming, green homesteading, heirloom plants, heirloom seeds, organic farming, organic food, seed savers network, seed saving, sustainable agriculture, tomatoes, vegetable growing, vegetables

  Collecting and germinating your own seed has many many benefits, and is quite easy to arrange. This enables you to breed plants that have desirable qualities, a practice known as selective breeding, and as successive crops will have been acclimatised...

• Free User Guide For Great Sites To Visit

  Posted on Tuesday September 9th, 2008 at 19:30 in blog, blogging + the web, garden, organic food, website

  These new links are a great way to find similar web-sites and blogs to Biodynamic Treechange, so given that we are about 'promoting sustainability and biodynamic organic market farming', it makes sense to list them here....

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