Yoga at Fair Harvest 6.30 am Tuesdays and Fridays Starting January 28th (no yoga between Jan 12 – 16) Living a Permaculture life is living a life based on caring for the Earth and each other. Focusing energy on farm and community is fantastic but for me it has to start with looking after … Read more
Open Edible Gardens Oct 26th and 27th 2013 Open Edible Gardens Weekend 26/27th October This is your chance to see twelve local edible landscapes and meet the gardeners who have developed them. The gardens range from small plots to paddock, private to public, ordered to eclectic. Some have been established for many years, others only … Read more
Compost Making and Worm Farming March 18th 2014 4pm – 5.30 pm $25 We are constantly enriching our soils through composting and worm farming here at Fair Harvest. hot compost, cool compost, worm farms………what makes each one of them different and which one is the most appropriate for your family. “Create No Waste” is … Read more
It’s fantastic to have so many people interested in eating local food, even the local news. It’s an interesting angle they took on our “localvore month” but the best thing is that they are interested, hopefully encouraging more people to think about where their food is coming from. Click the link below to see a … Read more
Beginners Bee Keeping with Luke Fulton With so many people realising the importance of bees in our lives, our gardens and our food cycles we are introducing our first bee keeping course. Luke Fulton is a passionate local beekeeper and is ready to share his knowledge to get you started on the bee keeping journey. … Read more
Bee Fair October 6th 2013 at Fair Harvest 10 am – 4pm A celebration of the humble bee. Join us for a day of celebrating bees, beekeeping, honey, wax and the wonders of the bee world. We all know that bees are an important part of our lives, but how important are they really, could … Read more
Geology can be fun This four week course will cover a wide range discussions on Western Australian geology, commencing 4.6 billion years ago to why we now have so many wild flowers and why Margaret River produces such good wine and has fast left hand breaks. Lots of brilliantly executed diagrams, photos and a … Read more
Basket Weaving Classes with Cynamon Cynamon Aeria is a local weaver, felter, drummer and textile artist, she uses locally found plants to make beautiful traditional baskets and other creative works. Joining in a weaving circle with Cynamon is not only learning the art of weaving, it is sitting in a creative circle of craftsmanship, … Read more
New course coordinator……and a new program of courses It’s been a fantastic first year of being open to the public. Our aim of running great courses about healthy, local and sustainable subjects has been fulfilled. We have had workshops in the garden (permaculture, pruning, compost making, aquaponics) and workshops in the kitchen (cheese making, preserving, … Read more
Reflections at the end of the Localvore month So the month is over, the kettle is on and I can eat and drink what ever I like, I don’t have to use the wood fired stove any more (but I’ve lit it anyway) and I’m allowed to use my car again (but I wish I … Read more