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February Events

  • Writer: Hunter Organic Growers Society
    Hunter Organic Growers Society
  • Feb 5
  • 1 min read



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Happy New Year from HOGS! It's February, we're all getting back into it and so are the HOGS team planning another exciting year of field days!


For February, we encourage everyone to come along to the listed events.





For the March Field Day, we are preparing a garlic workshop, with information from expert growers and tastings! Garlic will also be for sale, so watch this space.

More details about the Eco Exchange:


Sat Feb 22 8:30-2pm


Landcare and Sustainable Living Centre, umali barai-ku, 80 Toronto Road, Booragul 2284


From 8:30-9:30am there will be a crop swap, so please bring along any excess produce, seeds, seedlings, or any related goodies you wish to swap.


This event is the chance to learn, engage, and take action towards a more sustainable future for our community - and yes you can look forward to free ice cream! It is a waste free event - please bring a reusable cup.

Join leading climate experts and explore solutions for a sustainable future.


Activities include;


- talk by award winning climate scientist and writer Dr Joëlle Gergis.

- Climate action discussion panel featuring local thought leaders.

- Kids activities

- Hands on workshops

- Live music and refreshments

- Bike valet and free bike maintenance from the crew at Cheeky Bikes

- Tiny Forest tours

- and more




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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

We acknowledge the tradition custodians of the lands of the Hunter region, the Awabakal, Worimi and Wonnarua peoples. We pay our respects to their elders past and present. 

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We acknowledge their deep contributions to sustainable agriculture and land stewardship. They were our first farmers and caretakers of country - the soils, rivers and seas. 

We are gardeners, farmers, and first time producers of our own backyard fodder, who meet monthly to learn about living and growing sustainably in the Hunter Valley and surrounds.

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