Today is National Ag Day.
A day to celebrate
all things agriculture.
A day to celebrate the farmers around Australia who
feed us, who clothe us, who #growforgood
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The everyday of our family farm
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
November 18, 2018
Here’s to the pollinators.
Pollinators are just so important to not only
flowering plants but also agriculture. 1 out of every 3 bites of food that you eat
is there because of pollinators.
This week the Wild Pollinator Count has been calling
for citizen scientists to submit a count of native pollinators. It only takes
10 minutes to get involved.
Hurry. Last day today to submit your count.
Saturday
Friday
November 16, 2018
The Kurrajongs are flowering early & prolifically.
Is this a sign of
something for the coming summer I wonder?
Thursday
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