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May 24, 2023 by Promotions and Admin

May ENews

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The newsletter will go to your inbox once a month to let you know what is happening at the farm.

Filed Under: eNews Tagged With: #adulteducation, #CityFarmNursery, #eartharts, #organicfarmersmarket, #youtheducation, eNews, Slider

May 24, 2023 by Promotions and Admin

VACANCY: Adult Education Coordinator

POSITION DESCRIPTION 

 Position: Adult Education Coordinator 

Award: Northey Street City Farm (NSCF) Enterprise Agreement   

Hours: 20 hours per week. Includes some Saturday work (paid at penalty rates). Note that teaching on Permaculture courses and workshops is renumerated separately to these hours. 

Salary: NSCF Enterprise Agreement Level 3, $27.29/hr, plus entitlements (e.g., leave, super) as defined in the NSCF Enterprise Agreement.  

Contract Position: Permanent Part-time 

Responsible to: Education & Farming Manager  

Work Location: Northey Street City Farm, Windsor, Brisbane.  

 

Person 

The Adult Education Coordinator should be a passionate educator with excellent communication and people management skills. They will have a thorough understanding of Permaculture principles and practices, and the ability to develop these into engaging and profitable Education and Workshop Programs. 

 

Organisation 

Established in 1994, Northey Street City Farm (NSCF) is a non-profit community organisation for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn the principles of Permaculture through practical, hands-on experience. Join an enthusiastic, passionate group of people to work on one of Australia’s largest city farms; a Permaculture site on 6 acres, established kitchen and market gardens as well as orchards and wood-lot, plus Brisbane’s only Organic Sunday Markets. NSCF is also a community hub that facilitates the development of social connections and new skills for volunteers and participants in a variety of programs. 

 

Roles & Responsibilities

  1. Provide overall coordination of the Adult Education Program at NSCF to ensure the program meets NSCF’s values and goals. The program currently includes the “Sustainable Living Workshop Program”, the “Permaculture Education Program” and occasional external educational activities.   
  2. Assist with preparation and monitoring of the Adult Education Program budget, process payments and recommend new education programs and projects (including grant opportunities) to the Education & Farming Manager.  
  3. Develop and implement new adult education activities at NSCF. 
  4. Ensure course and student records are maintained.  
  5. Work with the Education & Farming Manager to manage staffing for the Adult Education Program, including recruitment, induction, conflict resolution, timetabling and training.  
  6. Arrange and facilitate Adult Education Program meetings with teachers as required, and support them to deliver enjoyable, interesting and informative Permaculture education experiences. 
  7. Support Adult Education Program participants as appropriate. 
  8. Work with the Education & Farming Manager to develop and distribute promotional material about the Education Program at various events, both on and off site.  
  9. Work with the Promotions and Administration Co-ordinator to maintain the education pages on the NSCF website and promote the program on social media.  
  10. Attend Education and Farming Group meetings as required and report to Education & Farming Manager monthly. 
  11. Liaise with the other teams about requirements for particular courses and workshops.  
  12. Supervise the volunteer librarian to operate the NSCF Education Library.  
  13. Liaise externally with educational institutions and interested organisations to promote and develop the NSCF Education Program. 

 

Selection Criteria

Essential 

  1. Qualifications: Permaculture Design Certificate 
  2. Teaching and facilitation experience 
  3. Project organising experience, including formulating & monitoring budgets 
  4. Demonstrated leadership ability 
  5. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills  
  6. A current Queensland “Blue Card” (Working with Children Check) or a willingness to obtain one.  

Desirable 

  1. Experience in supervising staff or volunteers 
  2. Experience in program development  
  3. Experience working in community organisations 
  4. Permaculture design, implementation and gardening experience 

 

Applications

  • Applications must address each of the selection criteria (maximum 100 words each)  
  • Please also include a CV with at least two referees 
  • Applications are due by 4pm Wednesday 14 June 2023  
  • Proposed start is late June 2023  
  • For further information, please contact Emma Brindal: edufarm.mgr@nscf.org.au 
  • Please submit application electronically to: info@nscf.org.au 
  • Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people are encouraged to apply. 

Filed Under: Jobs Tagged With: Jobs, Jobs @ NSCF

May 2, 2023 by Promotions and Admin

Winter Solstice Festival 2023

Dark purple banner image with text reading "Northey Street City Farm presents Winter Solstice Festival Sat 24 June, Accessible & Zero waste event". There are yellow flowers in the bottom corners, constellations and lanterns in the sky, and a yellow sun in the centre.

We’re excited to announce that Northey Street City Farm will be hosting our annual Winter Solstice Festival! It’s a time for our community to come together and celebrate the changing of the season, as we welcome the longer days and the growing light.

We’ll be opening up the Farm to offer workshops, performances, and exciting spaces to explore.

We’re honoured to be a part of your community and the creativity that comes with it during this special event. Come and join in on the festivities, connect with others and share in the community spirit.

We can’t wait to see you!

More information and tickets available here.

Filed Under: Events Tagged With: #winstersolstice, Events

April 27, 2023 by Promotions and Admin

Finance Coordinator

Do you have amazing financial management skills? Love communicating with a diverse range of people? Are you highly organised, efficient, and motivated? Apply now to join us at the Farm as our new Finance Coordinator!

POSITION DESCRIPTION

Position: Finance Coordinator

Award: Northey Street City Farm (NSCF) Enterprise Agreement

Hours: 20 hours per week

Pay rate: NSCF Enterprise Agreement Level 3, $26.89/hr, plus entitlements (e.g. leave, super) as defined in the NSCF Enterprise Agreement

Contract Position: Permanent Part-time

Responsible to: Enterprise & Support Manager

PERSON

The Finance Coordinator should be an efficient, highly motivated and organised individual who communicates well and enjoys working with a diverse range of people.

The person will need the ability to manage multiple tasks in a busy office environment and have high level skills in financial management.

RESPONSIBILITIES

● Manage the financial accounting, filing and reporting systems of the Farm

● Organise cash handling processes, especially at events

● Provide information to managers to assist with preparation and monitoring of annual and program budgets, as required

● Prepare required financial reports in an accurate and timely fashion

● Ensure that all internal and external financial accountability requirements are met (those of constitution, legislation, funding bodies)

● Assist Management Committee Treasurer as required in managing Farm finances

● Provide general training for budget management, and prepare for and contribute to the Farm’s annual budget and planning processes

● Administer finances for NSCF, including receipting and banking all received monies, payment of wages and associated costs, payment of all accounts by agreed process and reimbursement for agreed allowable costs

ADDITIONAL DUTIES

● Ensure that there are suitable financial systems (structures and processes) in place. This includes ensuring that all financial transactions are recorded accurately and documentation is filed in a manner which makes for easy retrieval and auditing

● Ensure financial systems are accessible to those responsible for finances, programs and budgets

● Keep all records of organisational financial transactions and ensure accurate bookkeeping

IN CONSULTATION WITH THE TREASURER

● Initiate strategies for managing any surplus funds to maximise return to the Farm

● Address banking issues, including ensuring currency of signatories to bank accounts

● Report and communicate with funding bodies and government departments as required by agreements and legislation

● Action finance related correspondence

● Prepare financials for submission to auditor

REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES (SELECTION CRITERIA)

Essential

● Experience in managing financial accounting and reporting systems, including payroll
● Experience in developing budgets and managing financial systems for small business or
community organisations
● Intermediate-to-advanced skills in using MYOB, Word, Excel, Outlook and Xero
● Ability to efficiently coordinate a range of tasks in a well organised manner
● Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and an ability to relate well within a diverse
community

Desirable

● Experience working in community/not-for-profit organisations
● Possess a general understanding of Permaculture or a willingness to learn
● Willingness to contribute to other areas of the Farm’s activities

 

APPLICATIONS

Applications must individually address each of the selection criteria (maximum 100 words each).
Please also include a CV with at least two referees.

Applications due: 1pm Thursday 11 May 2023
Proposed interview date: Tuesday 16 May 2023
Proposed role induction date (paid): Monday 22 May 2023
Proposed start date: Tuesday 23 May 2023

For further information, please contact Simon Calcinai on enterprise.mgr@nscf.org.au

Please submit application electronically to: info@nscf.org.au

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people are encouraged to apply.

 

Finance Coordinator Position Description PDF.

Filed Under: Jobs

April 20, 2023 by Promotions and Admin

Casual Youth Educator

Are you passionate about sustainability and permaculture? Would you like to join our team of casual educators who run tours and other educational programs at Northey Street City Farm? Shifts are irregular and suit people with flexible schedules. Apply now!

 

POSITION DESCRIPTION

Position:                     Youth Educator

Employment:           Casual, as per NSCF Staff Agreement, Level 2.

Day & Hours:            As required, including occasional weekends.

Salary:                         $29.99 per hour, with penalty rates paid on weekends

Reports to:                 Youth Education Co-ordinator

 

Responsibilities

  • Deliver activities to visiting groups on site at NSCF, and occasionally at other sites.

General Tasks

  • Liaise with the Youth Education Co-ordinator about the content and activities for each session.
  • Deliver learning programs and tours on-site for diverse groups of people, including but not limited to: kindergarten children, school-aged children and young people (primary and secondary levels), homeschoolers and a range of adult groups.
  • Assist in developing resources for these programs and activities to meet both curriculum and non-curriculum outcomes.
  • Set up and pack up any equipment required for the relevant activity or program.
  • Deliver occasional offsite educational activities.
  • Be aware of potential safety issues on behalf of your group according to the Risk Assessment, model safe behaviour and report any incidents to the Youth Education Coordinator.
  • Undertake program evaluation and planning sessions as required.

Selection Criteria

Essential

  • Familiarity with, or willingness to become familiar with the Northey Street City Farm site and activities that are held on it.
  • Demonstrated knowledge of permaculture / sustainable agricultural practices and/or sustainability.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills and an ability to relate well within a diverse community.
  • A current Queensland “Blue Card” (Working with Children Check) or have a willingness to obtain one.

Desirable

  • Experience in teaching or working with young people and /or people from diverse cultural backgrounds and with differing needs.
  • Knowledge of native and exotic flora and fauna.
  • Experience working in community/not-for-profit organisations.
  • Possess a Permaculture Design Certificate.

Physical Demands

This position requires people to be on their feet and walking around the farm for extended periods and doing tasks involving carrying and lifting equipment.

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Applications

First Nations people are encouraged to apply.

To apply, please email Cristyan at youthedn@nscf.org.au, including a brief paragraph describing how you meet the selection criteria and a CV.

For further information, please contact Cristyan Leal on youthedn@nscf.org.au.

Applications are due by 4pm Wednesday 10 May 2023.

 

Position Description PDF document

Position Description Word document

Filed Under: Jobs

April 8, 2020 by Promotions and Admin

PRESS RELEASE to Keep Farmers Markets Open

 

PRESS RELEASE RE: Keep Farmers Markets Open – 8.4.2020

Recently the Courier Mail has displayed photographs of our Northey St Organic Farmers Market with the words “crowds at Northey Street City Farm Organic Market at Windsor”. We believe their photographs and wording, in the context of other markets being overcrowded and having no social distancing regulations, misrepresents us and the safe measures we have put in place to comply with government regulations in response to COVID 19. No one who attended our markets over the past few Sundays would have described them as crowded. They were quiet and safely regulated.

Our response to COVID 19 was swift and professional. We have been identified as being farmers’ market leaders in responding to the COVID 19 threat with our safety measures and have received outstanding feedback and support from our community about how safe they feel to shop at our markets.

In this time of pandemic, we want the media to support organisations like us who deeply care about people’s health and that of the planet. Well managed, socially regulated farmers’ markets that comply with government regulations are the safest places to buy your fresh produce when they are well spaced, in the open air and sunshine and not in confined spaces like supermarkets. This is why the Chief Medical Health Officer is supporting essential food markets to stay open.

Farmers Markets also continue to support the economy by supporting small business, local farmers and local jobs. In a time of pandemic we need the media to support what is good for the economy and people’s health and we wholeheartedly believe our markets do both.

Please find below examples of our safety measures and community responses to the recent Courier Mail articles.

For further comment:

Desi Achilleos

Enterprise.mgr@nscf.org.au

0407154104

Enterprise and Events Manager, Northey Street City Farm

Our COVID 19 safety measures include:

  1. Providing our staff and community with COVID 19 information and what we have implemented to keep staff, stall holders and customers safe
  2. Implementing good sanitation practices, including hand sanitation on entry and exit of our markets.
  3. The employment of more staff to monitor numbers and social distancing
  4. Compliance for all staff to wear appropriate masks, disposable gloves and to abide by safe sanitation practices, with appropriate products and training
  5. Fencing our market perimeter to count patrons and cap our number at 350
  6. Mark social distance queues on entry to the market and at major stalls
  7. The reduction of stalls to allow for adequate queuing, with all stalls being produce or food stalls, bar one stall who sells organic soaps and hygiene products
  8. The request for stall holders to monitor the number of patrons within their stalls and comply with government regulations and to transition to eftpos sales
  9. Encouraging customers to look at food rather than touch it, and buy the food they touch
  10. For all our food stalls to be takeaway to comply with government regulations
  11. The removal of all seating to discourage socializing
  12. To have staff monitor social distancing within the market and to ask those not complying to leave
  13. Recommendation for only one person per household to do shopping
  14. Signage and social media to communicate our new safety procedures
  15. Weekly staff meetings to gather feedback and make improvements for the health and safety of staff, stall holders and customers on an on-going basis
  16. The implementation of an Epidemic/Pandemic Response Policies and Procedures

Messages of Support in response to the Courier Mail’s Facebook Post found here: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157708407517702&id=90004797701

Dace: The hugest shout out to Northey St Organic Farmers Market, its organisers, stall holders and patrons. I have never seen anything so far better organised and run since social distancing has come into effect.

  • number of people are limited (counted as they enter and exit the market area)
  • every stall limits how many people can enter at one given time
  • hand wash basins have been installed
  • stall holders don’t have to touch your bags
  • some stalls even have protective plastic so the staff are protected. Something to teach big supermarket people how to look after the wellbeing of your staff!!!!
  • customers are courteous and observe the distance

Who knew that hippies can be so organised!!!! If anyone needs lessons on how to run essential services with social distancing and proper hygiene, contact Northey Street!!!

Joanne: Ms Palaszczuk, There are many farmers markets that have been taking all of these new protective measures VERY seriously! I can attest for Northey St Organic Farmers Market who have been fantastic with putting in place measures to ensure people are socially distancing and hygiene stations are available at many points.  These markets are essential for myself and my family.  I actually feel safer going to those markets than a large supermarket like, Woolworths or Coles, and I’m a 6 month pregnant woman.  If I thought I was putting myself or my unborn child in danger I would not go.  If other markets continue to disregard distancing regulations in coming weeks, then by all means, please close operations on those specific markets but NOT the ones that are and have been doing the right thing. Thank you.

Michael: Like others below, I buy all my family’s fresh, chemical free organic food from Northey St markets every Sunday and they are leading the way in restricting numbers, spacing out stalls, handwash/ sanitiser on entry, social distancing  markers and signage. See the picture above? The girl holding the yellow chain is restricting entry into this stall and the people are waiting on 1.5 metre marks on the ground in a queue to get in. Big difference to when I visited woollies this afternoon with no visible sanitiser or restriction of entry procedures and people everywhere inside a sealed store, not an open air market. Next time do your research Courier Mail instead of running a photo taken from an intentionally deceptive perspective.

Nicole: The Northey Street Organic Markets restricted numbers entering, plus each stall holder restricted numbers in their area, plus multiple hand washing stations, Eftpos facilities made this much more hygienic than a supermarket. Please keep the markets open to support our local farmers.

Jessica: Northey St Organic Farmers Market have implemented so many protective measures since advised by the government. I feel much safer shopping there than the two big supermarket chains. It would be completely unfair to put down a blanket ban when it is only a certain few that are not implementing physical distancing and hygiene measures.

Bronte: Northey St Organic Farmers Market did an excellent job this morning. They fenced off the perimeter and had staff monitoring the numbers that went in and out. Each stall had a line outside with safe distances marked on the ground. Stalls were capped at the correct number of people per square meter. There were several hand sanitizer stations. Stalls were offering eftpos as an alternative to handling cash. Seats and benches were removed to discourage loitering and social gathering. People were wearing gloves and masks. Everyone did a fantastic job. Please don’t close the farmers markets – we don’t want to be forced to only have Cole’s or woolies as produce options. We want to support buying direct from farmers, growers, and local business. We don’t see where our money goes and who gets the right portions if we buy from a chain supermarket. At farmers markets, you meet the growers, farmers, and local businesses in person. For us personally, it has been a family initiative and tradition for decades. Supporting our farmers and local growers should be supported and advocated by the government.

 

 

Filed Under: Organic Farmers Market Tagged With: organic farmers market, Sunday Organic Market, Sustainability

March 27, 2020 by Promotions and Admin

City Farm Nursery

We are open again, 6 mornings a week!

City Farm Nursery products, plants, and useful information can be found here.

 

Filed Under: Nursery Tagged With: City Farm Nursery, Container Gardening, ethical gifts, Leafy Greens, permaculture

March 26, 2020 by Promotions and Admin

Northey St Organic Farmers Market STAYS OPEN EVERY SUNDAY

Northey St Organic Farmers Market will be open every Sunday to provide fresh organic produce in an open air environment.

Due to tighter government regulations on farmers market numbers and social distancing, we will only have two entrances into the market on Sunday in order to regulate numbers and monitoring social distancing for everyone’s health. We ask that you please take these regulations seriously, leave your dogs at home and limit the number of people from a household attending to one where possible. Please ask any vulnerable neighbours if you can shop for them.

The City Farm Nursery will only be open Friday to Sunday, and only accepting payment through tap on cards this week. 

We have an online store where you can order Nursery Products and Organic Food Boxes for pick up great for those vulnerable in the community, so they don’t miss our on stock. Food Boxes can also be delivered. Check out the online store here: https://northey-street-city-farm.myshopify.com/

We value your support and understanding in these times and we send out our love to the global community for good health, recovery and for the earth’s regeneration.

Please take care and apart from essential shopping, where possible #stayhome

Filed Under: Organic Farmers Market Tagged With: online orders, organic farmers market, Organic farming, organic produce, Sustainability

December 13, 2019 by Promotions and Admin

Summer Solstice Raffle

The Summer Solstice Raffle has some great prizes donated by our regular artists, certified organic farmers and stall holders at the Northey St Organic Farmers Market, the City Farm Nursery and from the Permaculture Education Team at Northey St City Farm. Check out the amazing prizes below.

Tickets are $2 each, 3 for $5 or 7 for $10.

This is a great way to support the Farm Community in our fundraising efforts to ensure our financial sustainability.

You can buy them online here through paypal or on the night of our Summer Solstice Organic Street Food Market on the 20th of December, where we will draw the prizes at 8:15pm. Buy one now and support the Farm. Good luck and thanks in advance!


Raffle Ticket Options



First Prize Valued at $590

1. Live Portraits: Framed Lithographic Portrait. Valued at $380.

Thanks to Clare Cowley for this wonderful donation. You can find more about Clare and her stunning art work here. Get your portrait done while you’re at the Summer Solstice! https://m.facebook.com/clare.cowley.754?ref=bookmarks

2. Raw & Peace Large Raw Vegan Cheesecake. Valued at $110.

Thanks Raw and Peace for this delicious prize! You can find our more about Raw and Peace here and order your vegan Christmas cake through them! https://www.instagram.com/raw.and.peace/

3. Northey St City Farm Sustainability Workshop Voucher. Valued at $100

So many great workshops coming up in the new year to choose from! Check them out here: https://www.nscf.org.au/home/learn/sustainable-living-workshops/

Second Prize Valued at $110

1. The Herbal Gardener Calendula Facial Care Pack. Valued at $60.

The Herbal Gardner makes nourishing beauty products from her certified organic farm. Visit her every Sunday at the Northey Street Organic Farmers Market or at the Summer Solstice Organic Street Food Market. https://www.facebook.com/The-Herbal-Gardener-196747950351425/

2. City Farm Nursery: Gift Voucher. Valued at $50

You can get all your gardening needs met at the City Farm Nursery and get a great organic coffee! 10% of all plants from the Summer Solstice Night Market on the 20th of December to the Northey St Organic Farmers Market on the 22nd. https://www.facebook.com/cityfarmnursery/

Third Prize Valued at $56

1. Happy Flame Beeswax Candles: Pack of 12 x Tea lights made from Certified Organic beeswax.Valued at $28

 Happy Flame Beeswax candles are a special hand crafted candle from organic beeswax. A wonderful and thoughtful gifts for anyone. You can see them every Sunday at the Northey St Organic Farmers Market or support them at the Summer Solstice by buying a candle for yourself or a loved one.  https://www.instagram.com/happyflamebeeswaxcandles/

2. Na Pizzetta Organic Street Food: One Free Organic Pizza from our Menu. Valued at $18

If you want to taste authentic Italian pizza with wholesome organic produce, you can try a Na Pizzetta Pizza any Sunday at the Northey St Organic Farmers Market or at our Summer Solstice, where you can enjoy a pizza with a nice cold ale or cider!  https://m.facebook.com/napizzetta.com.au

3. Northey St City Farm: Permaculture Cookbook. Valued at $10.

www.nscf.org.au

Thanks to our wonderful ethical businesses who have supported our raffle and thank you for helping us to fundraise for the Farm.

We hope to see you at the Summer Solstice on the 20th of December from 6.30pm, to launch Brisbane’s First Organic Street Food Market.

It’s a FREE family friendly event.

See you there.

Happy Solstice and Happy New Year!

 

 

 

Filed Under: Events

November 8, 2019 by Promotions and Admin

Honeyhunters Australia at Northey St Organic Farmers Market

Honeyhunters Australia

Simon and Ruth Chatburn have had their Honeyhunters Australia Stall at Northey Street Organic Farmers Market for over 4 years. It’s a family business with their kids Jonathan and Elise, and Elise’s partner Duncan, who often staff the stall on a Sunday with their happy faces. Stall owner and beekeeper Simon Chatburn realized 25 years ago there are many useful beekeeping products from the forests, not only honey, that could help people live in good health and with sustainable lifestyles. Beehive products have been used traditionally worldwide to enhance health and wellness, and their range has top quality beekeeping products for customers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At Northey Street Markets with Jonathan showing off their large jars of raw organic honey, Simon displaying how bees work and his glass window feature for the Apitherapy House!

While some honey companies have been caught out diluting their honey with sugar syrups, at Honeyhunters Australia you can buy top quality organic raw honey in a reusable glass jar. Their honey is seriously delicious. They produce and sell all beehive products including many Eucalyptus honey varieties, Jellybush Honey (Australian Manuka), Honeycomb, Bee Pollen, Bee Bread, Beeswax, Beeswax Wrappers, Propolis, Bee Venom Cream and Natural Skin Care Products, only from beehive ingredients.

Honeyhunters Australia bee hive sites are in National Parks and State Forests in Queensland. They believe retaining the status of organic safeguards the integrity of their products to offer general wellness to their customers. Their products have been audited by B-Qual and are compliant to HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) and by AUS-QUAL for Certified Organic status since July 2019.

Simon and Ruth have traveled to Germany, Romania, Slovenia and Canada to attend international conferences and workshops to keep abreast of Apitherapy state-of-the-art of beekeeping regularly. They love to share their passions and knowledge on beekeeping with amateur beekeepers and on Apitherapy i.e. using beehive products to enhance wellness with all customers.

 

 

 

 

Apimondia Honey Awards Displays, Ruth and Simon showcasing their products to an International Audience.

They celebrate World Bee Day at the markets and campaign to Save the Bees. Educating the community on why saving bees is important and to stop the manufacturing of fake honey and the use of harmful pesticides and herbicides that harm bee populations.

We are very excited to have the Honeyhunters Australia stall join our monthly Friday Night Market. They will be attending the launch of our Friday Night market on the Summer Solstice, December 20th. Whether you come to our weekly Sunday Organic Market or our Monthly Friday Night Organic Market, go say hello to Ruth or Simon and check out their awesome range of beehive products.

What is better than buying someone a big jar of raw honey for Christmas?

You can find out more about Honeyhunters Australia here:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/honeyhuntersaus/?hl=en
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/honeyhunters.australia/
Webpage: honeyhunters.com.au

Filed Under: Organic Farmers Market Tagged With: Bees, organic, organic farmers market

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