Come see us for trapping advice and free trap hire.
The trap library is open on the last Saturday of every month at the Lincoln Farmers & Craft Market. There will be no trap library in December.
03 423 0445
selwyntraplibrary@gmail.com
Regenerative agriculture has burst onto the NZ and global agricultural scene in the last few years gaining very large amounts of visibility and engagement with government and sector organisation, but, while still being something of a mystery to many. This talk will outline the massive changes to the context of agriculture globally, why that is driving the interest in regenerative agriculture and what regenerative agriculture is, and is not, and why mindset is such an important part of what regen is about.
Presented by Charles Merfield (Merf).
The talk will be followed by Lincoln Envirotown AGM – people are welcome to remain for the AGM if they wish.
This event will only take place in level two or below:
+64 3 423 0445
projectmanagerlet@gmail.com
Monthly Working Bee to look after our Native Reserve
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe native reserve.
Please wear suitable shoes, bring spades, garden gloves, sunglasses or other eye protection, also a bucket for mulch, if you can.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
A workshop on the key characteristics of soil, their importance, and how to maintain healthy garden soil.
The soil is the foundation of a healthy garden, whether it is a lawn, a vegetable garden or a simple flower garden.
Roger McLenaghen of Lincoln University will present the workshop at the Lincoln Envirotown Community Gardens. Roger is a senior tutor in the Soil Science Department. He runs the soil science laboratories for undergraduate classes, and lectures to Diploma students.
Bring along an ice-cream container of your vegetable garden soil if you would like to have it assessed.
Gold coin donation appreciated to support the Community Gardens.
Please note the venue for this workshop has changed to Lincoln Baptist Church, 109 Carnavernon Drive, Lincoln 7672.
Unfortunately at Level 2 we are unable to host visitors to the community gardens, we are very lucky that we can still hold this workshop thanks to Lincoln Baptist Church.
021 074 3905
ruth.wood@xtra.co.nz
Come see us for trapping advice and free trap hire.
The trap library is open on the last Saturday of every month at the Lincoln Farmers & Craft Market. There will be no trap library in December.
03 423 0445
selwyntraplibrary@gmail.com
Come see us for trapping advice and free trap hire.
The trap library is open on the last Saturday of every month at the Lincoln Farmers & Craft Market. There will be no trap library in December.
03 423 0445
selwyntraplibrary@gmail.com
The September monthly Working Bee has been cancelled. We hope to see you in October.
Come along in October and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe native reserve.
Please wear suitable shoes, bring spades, garden gloves, sunglasses or other eye protection, also a bucket for mulch, if you can.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Monthly Working Bee to look after our Native Reserve
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe native reserve.
Please wear suitable shoes, bring spades, garden gloves, sunglasses or other eye protection, also a bucket for mulch, if you can.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2.00 pm.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
Come see us for trapping advice and trap hire.
There will be a limited number of DOC200 and Possum traps and bait to loan out.
The trap library is open on the last Saturday of every month at the Lincoln Farmers & Craft Market. There will be no trap library in December.
03 423 0445
selwyntraplibrary@gmail.com
Come along and help us in the restoration and maintenance of the Mahoe native reserve.
Please wear suitable shoes, bring spades, garden gloves, sunglasses or other eye protection, also a bucket for mulch, if you can.
Working bees are the first Sunday of every month from 2pm.
03 4230445
mahoereserve@gmail.com
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