by Harcourt Farming Co-op | 13/05/2022 | Gung Hoe Growers
Well, Gung Hoe Growers a month back planted their 8th garlic in the ground. Those of you who have been journeying with us for any amount of time will have heard us say this is the crop that tells us the time. Garlic was the first crop that Sas and I planted back...
by HOFC | 11/02/2022 | Gung Hoe Growers
Through spring, the grey shrike thrush could be heard whistling from up in the poplars on the edge of peaches and cream. As summer hit, the thrush grew quiet, making space in the morning song for the galahs and sulphur crested cockatoos that dart across the sky we...
by Harcourt Farming Co-op | 23/11/2021 | Coop news, Gung Hoe Growers, Updates
We’ve got our seventh crop of garlic safely out of the ground before the next big rain (PHEW!!) It was touch and go this year as to how the crop was going to be. The wet and cooler than usual weather has been great for some crops, but garlic really needs a...
by Harcourt Farming Co-op | 11/11/2021 | Coop news, Gung Hoe Growers, Updates
I was bought up in neither a farming nor a religious family. I grew up surrounded by bush and river, barefoot and free to explore the world. I spent a lot of time alone in nature and here I learnt to listen to, love and care for the land I am on and all my kin who...
by Harcourt Farming Co-op | 30/04/2021 | Gung Hoe Growers, Uncategorized
Well hello out there! It definitely seems a while since I’ve put words out into the stratosphere. I’m writing to let you know about some of our future plans in regards to food. That beautiful April super moon is lighting up the trees outside and the air is...
