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May 2021

Fri 14

May 14, 2021 @ 8:00 am - May 15, 2021 @ 2:00 pm

Regenerative Market Gardening

Kandanga Farm Store 93 Main St, Kandanga, QLD, Australia

Join farmer and nutritionist Nic Zaccardi for a hands on introduction to market gardening. Whether you want self sufficiency or to develop a commercial garden this course will give you the foundation you need to start an organic, thriving and abundant food production system. In this 2 day intensive workshop you'll plan, build and plant [...]

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Why hasn’t anyone told the bees that thistles ar

Why hasn’t anyone told the bees that thistles are terrible weeds and must be gotten rid of!

Every day you have probably been seeing posts on F

Every day you have probably been seeing posts on Facebook about cattle getting out from Kenilworth to Gympie and probably beyond.

No-one wants their animals out. They are probably busting themselves to keep them in in fact. It’s dry and animals are putting pressure on fences as they hunt out green pick. A complete crash in cattle prices is adding to everyone’s stress levels too.

We are farmers too and yes, like many others in the Valley, our cattle have been out and like many others we have had neighbours cattle in our place too.

Here’s a big THANKYOU to all of you who have called to let us know whether it’s our cattle or not, who have put posts up to warn people to slow down on roads, who have stopped to help, who have acknowledged the trials & tribulations of managing animals and landscapes in dry times. Not just to us but your tolerance and kindness towards all farmers in this rural community - a community that doesn’t have quite so many farmers as it used to - at this time makes us proud to be part of the Mary Valley.

If you are a landholder you may have just got, or

If you are a landholder you may have just got, or be about to get a Land Tax Assessment notice. It’s not a nice surprise to find in your letterbox! If you have never received one before it’s probably because you have been classed as exempt due to primary production or residential status. The Rules have just changed to require landholders to apply for exemption each year. Go to
www.qro.qld.gov.au/land-tax/relief/apply-exemption/
For more info

This #thankfulthursday we say a big thanks for tho

This #thankfulthursday we say a big thanks for those who share their stories of failures and successes so that we all get to learn and collectively take a step forward. They know that when the focus is just on keeping others back to maintain a competitive advantage, things stagnate, but when the focus is continually striving to do things better, that’s when good things start to happen quickly.

Oodles of fresh certified organic and local produc

Oodles of fresh certified organic and local produce arrived this morning and we restocked the beef freezer yesterday with certified organic K2 Beef and Ecomeat. We even have keto, grain free @nograineraustralia bread, crackers and scrolls. Plus @barambahorganics milk, free range eggs and pastured pork, gelato and more!

And a fresh batch of sausage rolls just out of the oven now….

Always. Keep. Learning. We are delighted to welcom

Always. Keep. Learning. We are delighted to welcome back Scott Hall @syntropia_regenerator for another Syntropics intensive on September 23-25. This course is for farmers - wanting a scalable Syntropic outcome. More details and booking info on the Syntropia website. Link via our events page on website (get there via our bio).

Agvention 2023! Months of planning and organising

Agvention 2023! Months of planning and organising all came to fruition on Friday and it was a cracker day for us.
Thank you to all our exhibitors & speakers line-up - once again you were magnificent.
Thanks MC Scott Reid from AgForce Queensland.

To our farmer and artisan suppliers who provided us produce for the menu and to sell

K2 Organic & Ecomeat
Forage Farms
Sunshine Organics
Tanglewood Organic Sourdough Bakery
Jeremiah's Crust
John Tidy's Organics
Beau Vista Park
Barambah Organics
Montville Coffee
Echo Valley Farms
Cedar creek farm bushfoods
Ugly Duck Fine Foods
Olsson's Sea Salt

A special thanks to Sean from Montville Coffee - you ensured everyone got to see see exactly why we love Montville Coffee so much.

Thanks everyone who stayed on for dinner in support of the very worthy Lachlan Hughes Foundation.

Thanks to the Kandanga Farm Store staff who each worked as much as 2 people- Shane, Victoria, Jodie, Nic, Reuban, Fergus, Luana. Sorry you were sick on the day Saffi - we missed you. A special thanks to Shane who shouldered most of the organisation for the day.

And to our volunteers in the lead up to and on the day - Ingrid, Sean, Meridy, Harley, Sarala, Sam, Peppa, Missy, Rob, Katie, Tori - you all went over and beyond.

Thanks to ABC Landline for coming, we are so excited to see all the stories that will come from the people and businesses you met at Agvention and we are grateful for the exposure you give us. Thanks for always sharing the full spectrum of Aussie Ag.

To Jen Nichols, Erle Levey and Sean from Montville Coffee for the additional interviews.

And to everyone who visited, farmers and foodies all together, thank you for being part of the day. Thank you for caring about our food system, thank you for going the extra mile with your choices and the actions that back up those choices. You guys make it all worth while. To everyone who placed orders and made purchases on the day, thankyou. Without you we have no business.

AGVENTION SPEAKER PROFILE: Kane Dabbouss from @red

Agvention Speaker Bio: Fergus Kane Fergus has be

Agvention Speaker Bio: Fergus Kane

Fergus has been working for us in the Store and more recently on the Farm since he was 14. At 18 Fergus is an exceptional worker who we rely on heavily for a range of tasks, such as, fixing things, fencing, managing stock, etc.

For a school project Fergus has been running a trial of animal grazing on the Mary Valley Rattler railway track alongside “Ecosse” at Amamoor. It aims to explore the potential value and open the opportunity of grazing across the whole route of the Mary Valley Rattler as an economical, and more passive form of vegetation control.

Fergus’ hypothesis is that Stock grazing the railway would mostly, if not completely eliminate the need for active vegetation maintenance (currently burning and chemicals) of the train line. In turn, lowering the cost of the operation, environmentally, and economically. Furthermore, the use of cattle on the railway grants the producer larger grazing area’s which will be used to turn unwanted vegetation and grasses into nutrient dense, high-quality food which will support a healthy community.

Come along and hear from Fergus about his project and findings at Agvention on September 1.

@maryvalleyrattler @maryvalleycountry @maryvalleyrailtrail
@noosapengariyear12s @abcnews_au @abclandline @agforceqld @youngfarmersqld @southerncrosscertified

#youngfarmer #futureofag #futurefarmers #regenerativeagriculture #creativesolutions #thinkingoutsidethebox #chemicalfree #railways_of_our_world #newideas #newdogsnewtricks #chemicalfree

There’s a jolly great radish hiding in there …

There’s a jolly great radish hiding in there …. biding it’s time till Agvention on Friday September 01 when we have the #AGF #showusyerradish comp. Will it beat Jimmy Watsons 6.4kg whopper from last year? The bar is very high!!!

#bigveg #radish #bigthingsaustralia #farmstore #biggerisbettersometimes #abitoffun #maryvalley #kandanga #springtimevibes

Agvention Speaker Profile: Shane Joyce Kumbartcho

Come and meet Virginia, an Industry Recovery and R

Come and meet Virginia, an Industry Recovery and Resilience Officer with BMRG at Agvention on September 1

Under the IRR program officers assist eligible primary producers with flood management plans and specialised recovery support from the 2021 – 2022 flooding and high impact rainfall events.

Officers, including Virginia, are heading out to properties for site visits to sit down with producers and assist them in completing flood management plans and offer further information on support services associated with flooding events. These plans are designed to mitigate risk, and identify action plans, not only for future flooding events, but all seasonal challenges being faced by farmers and graziers in the agriculture industry.

IRROs can also assist with further information regarding the disaster recovery loans available to eligible primary producers to help them return to viable business operations after the flooding events.

IRROs can help producers develop a Flood Management Plan and identify strategies to mitigate farm business risk. BMRG IRROs will target graziers and broadscale cropping businesses.

For producers in industries such as horticulture, nursery and garden, turf, dairy, sugar cane, intensive livestock and cotton, assistance is available from the Queensland Farmers Federation (QFF) which also has two IRROs.

The project compliments the current Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Drought Resilience Program, offering eligible primary producers the opportunity to take advantage of a complimentary service to complete a farm business resilience plan. This will help producers when planning to seek funding and assistance that may be available under industry programs as it will form part of their ongoing Farm Business Resilience Planning.

Agvention Speaker Profile: Victoria Kane Victori

If it's Fairtrade AND Certified Organic AND from M

If it's Fairtrade AND Certified Organic AND from Montville Coffee !

This #ThankfulThursday we want to shout out to Sean and crew from Montville coffee who have stuck with us through thick and thin and go out of their way to support our little business.

Sean was at the Farm Store today training up our newest team member Saffi on how to pour the perfect cup of Montville Coffee. This level of care and attention is just all in a day's work for Sean.

When we first started promoting #Agvention on September 1, Sean immediately volunteered to give up his whole day to come and man the coffee machine in order to free up our staff for the multitude of other jobs to be done on the day. And, if that wasn't enough Montville Coffee are also sponsoring Agvention because they, like us, believe in regenerative and organic farming systems that care for the land that sustains us, the people who work it and all the rest of us that rely on them. These guys really do walk the talk.

Thankyou Montville Coffee - you are the bees knees!

Come and meet Sean at Agvention - and have an awesome coffee!

Speaker Profile: Anna Hughes, Lachlan Hughes Found

When we first started in 2015 in the old Queenslan

When we first started in 2015 in the old Queenslander across the road from the Farm Store, Terra Firma Fertilisers were one of the first suppliers we dealt with who went out of their way to support our activities.

Terra Firma is a family owned, Australian business with a big focus on service and we have developed a great working relationship over the years as together we look for economical, organic and impactful solutions for our clients. Sometimes 'advice' gets tailored to a sales opportunity but that's not how these guys roll and we want to acknowledge that.

Ruby from Terra Firma will be coming to #Agvention on September 1 to showcase their range of organic fertilisers and is keen to talk to you about soil fertility and the role of fertiliser. Ruby will also be bringing several bags of TFF fertiliser to go into the lucky door prize pool which is sitting at over $5000 worth at the moment!

If you pre-purchase your tickets to Agvention you will automatically get 2 entries into the lucky door prize draw. See website for more information and to book your tickets.

www.agvention.com.au

A couple of spots left for this weekend’s master

A couple of spots left for this weekend’s masterclass with Peter Wolfe.

Make sausages from scratch - we are talking real food here not premixes. Eat like kings and take some goodies home too. Bookings via website - link in bio.

Sauerkraut makers - we have certified organic cabb

Sauerkraut makers - we have certified organic cabbage from Goomborian in the fridge now just waiting for you!

You are all lovely of course but we are especially

You are all lovely of course but we are especially excited when we get visitors like this #thankfulthursday

Speaker Profile: Randal Breen, Echo Valley Farm.

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