#NewZealand / #Aotearoa #CropSwap

Toha atu toha mai / I share with you, you share with me

"Crop Swap gatherings are for everyone who is happy to share. Just bring your garden's and kitchen's surplus, turn up in time (or even a little earlier to help with the set up), display your treasures nicely, walk around and admire your fellow crop swappers goodies, mix and mingle, share your best jam recipe and enjoy the presence of people who find joy in the moneyless exchange of #MotherNature's abundance. Once everyone is officially welcomed and the sharing is opened you are invited to mindfully take what you are interested in. Everything is there to go to a new home. Take your time and keep other's in mind, the slow ones, the children, the elders, so that everyone has the chance to fill their baskets with beautiful food. After this please help with the clean up, get home safely and tell everyone, how awesome it was. Next time, bring a friend!

Find a crop swap

Starting a Crop Swap hub in your area is super easy. All you need is a venue and the people. Depending on your climate, the season and the people you want to share with a Crop Swap gathering can be anywhere, in a hall, a sports club, a school, a cafe, a garage, in a park, under a pavilion or even in your living room. To make it accessible for everyone it is good to have parking close by. To make it attractive for families consider a space where children can run around safely. Having tables and a few chairs available is helpful to accommodate the needs of people with different abilities. Once you found a venue (and don't get caught up in that too much as you can always change it) invite your future fellow crop swappers. Again, possibilities are endless. There are community newspapers, school newsletters, letter box leaflets, information boards in garden centres, shops, libraries and environment centres, emails, Facebook and, of course, good old word of mouth invitations. Set a date and time for your first gathering and enjoy the flow."

FMI:
https://www.cropswap.co.nz/home

Find a crop swap near you:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/1/viewer?mid=1NX83ZYcJnIWBWHJ5OxZj0O88rf5vTZQ&ll=-35.646960488828775%2C175.03470622077114&z=8

#SolarPunkSunday #SeedExchange #FoodSharing #SeedSharing #FoodSwap #BuildingCommunity

OK. #FoodSwap people: hit me with your ideas.

How to organise a food swap outside of the FaceButt environment? How to administrate, and keep it civil? Etc.

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#DecafGravy #RedEyeGravy #CoffeeAddiction #FoodSwap #fyp

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#DecafGravy #RedEyeGravy #CoffeeAddiction #FoodSwap #fyp

What did I share today at the North #Coburg Food Swap?
My Apricot jam, my spicy plum chutney and an invitation to hear from Traditional owners and Territorians about gas fracking and LNG export in the Northern Territory at a Coburg Town Hall meeting Saturday 23 November 2.30pm

RSVP:
https://www.ecnt.org.au/voices_from_the_frontlines_of_the_climate_crisis_coburg_town_hall

#LifeInFawkner
#foodswap
#StopMiddleArm
#dontfrackthent
#climatejustice
#Merribek
#FossilFuels
#Fracking

What does it take for a cucumber to become a pickle?
A jarring experience.

https://localfoodconnect.org.au/

#localfood #ediblegardens #communitypantry #foodswap