A belated Welcome to 2010.

2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity and may we through our efforts and those of those around us add to, not diminish the Biodiversity of our part of our little blue world.

Welcome to all our new members from 2009!

The new plot section is underway with thanks to Peter and his many helpers. There will be an update to follow with more detail.

This site will see more attention and enhancements this year with the hope it will become more useful to community as a whole. What would like to see included, would you like to contribute - let us know?

There is a visit planned to Murray "Mr Organic"'s place on Saturday 6th Feb, check your Email from Mary for more detail and let us know if you're a member and didn't get it.

See you round the plots!

Where did November go....?

The December newsletter* is out and as usual full of tips, trick and information about the gardens. I'm particularly keen to try out the Mango Ice cream recipe.

Particular thanks to to the good work of Peter Pendlebury, Candice Laidlaw (TRC) and Peter’s brother, Grant, of Kehoe Myers Engineering for the successful grant application from the Ergon Energy Envirofund and the news is that TRC will provide services in kind.

We look forward to seeing you all at the End of year PARTY!

Sunday 06 December, 10am—2pm

Come for an hour, come for 4 - The oven will be lit the night before so that it is ready for lunch on Sunday. Come along and SHARE

* The newsletter is available to members of TOGA. To join a growing group, no pun intended, click the Join up link above.

The October Member Newsletter is out and full of information, tip and tricks. Make sure you get your copy*.

The date claimers for this month include.

Sunday 4th October,
9am to 3pm
Brisbane Organic Growers Inc.
Organic Fair
102 McDonald Road, Windsor (Near Albion Railway Station)
Fair Hotline: Phone (07) 3298 6137
bogifair@bogi.org.au
www.bogi.org.au

Sat 17th Oct. 10am.
Visit from LOGI
Peter is lighting the oven for a Spring Feast as well.
Bring what ever you want to cook and share.

And don't forget the AGM
Sunday 18 October,
10am

A wonderful day was had by all and below is Maryanne's take on the day, a view shared by many.

On a fine Saturday morning Mary, Rod, Daniel, Ethan, Lily and I ventured down the hill to Russell and Janine Zabel's lovely home for a look into the secretive world of the Native Stingless Bee.

The Core of the website has been updated.

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