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A green solution for your snail problem

September 10, 2010

We have set up a business for my son Ronnie who has an intellectual disability and severe epilepsy (www.ronniessucculentsnails.com.au)
Ronnie grows and breeds snails and when they meet the industry standards in terms of size and colour we sell them to the commercial grower who prepares them for the restaurant market.

Could you please circulate this message amongst your members? All people need to do is collect the snails, put them in a container with holes in it and contact us via this email address.

We would very much appreciate the opportunity to help growers get rid of their snail problem!

Thanks very much

Mirinda Lawrence (mum)

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Focus Group on Food Related Issues

August 30, 2010

Please see the notice in the Events section of the COGS home page if you wish to be part of a focus group exploring the effects of different places of food procurement on community relationships and appreciation of food.   A case study in the Canberra Region.

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Free Firewood – Cotter Garden

July 9, 2010

The Cotter Garden has free firewood available in the form of very dry branches from our eucalypt trees and hardwood fencing materials.  If you are interested in removing any of this from the Garden, near the Yarralumla Woolshed, very soon please contact Ann Smith via a.smith[at]netspeed.com.au or on 6285 2995.

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Sheep Manure Available

June 28, 2010

Gunning Public School P&C Association will deliver sheep manure (“Gunning Gold”!) to your door in Canberra on Sunday 15th August, 2010.  Please e-mail Carol at <wodonga@aapt.net.au> or call 4845 1314 before 17 July–the earlier the better.

Minimum of 5 bags per delivery.  The dry manure is collected from under shearing sheds.  Share this information and join with your neighbours if you don’t need 5 bags yourself.  Bags are $8 each; and weigh around 15Kg. 

All proceeds go to the Gunning Public School, a small school of around 60 students to help supply books, sporting equipment, craft materials, etc.  The children thank you for your support.

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