Kay Baxter 's Profile
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- Joined: 12/06/2011
- Last Updated: 11/05/2012
- Location: Wairoa, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
- Climate Zone: Mediterranean
- Gender: Female
- Web site: www.koanga.org.nz
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My Permaculture Qualifications
- Permaculture Design Course
- Type: Permaculture Design Certificate (PDC) course
- Verifying teacher: Max Lindegger
- Other Teachers: Max Lindegger, Lea Harrison
- Location: Auckland
- Date: Feb 1984
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Climate Zones
Kay Baxter has permaculture experience in:- Cool Temperate
- Warm Temperate
- Mediterranean
- Sub-tropical
Garden Update August 28
Big changes in my garden in the past few weeks,
Garden Update August 15
Spring is well and truly here! we are all a little scared to feel and acknowledge it after the past 8 months of rain! It is sunny and warm, chicken pumping out eggs, muscovies beginning to nest, along with the Weeder Geese, and bees humming.
Thorny Croft - Poultry Project
For 30 years our family has been actively involved in breeding heritage chickens. We were lucky enough to have begun this project whilst there were several old time “chicken men” still around in Northland, New Zealand where we lived then.
Thorny Croft - Small Farm
Thorny Croft is an 8 hectare ‘small farm’, being established by Bob Corker and Kay Baxter. It is ‘Thorny Croft ’ because of the hawthorns which we love, and it is a ‘croft’ in the traditional sense of the word, in that it is it is a diverse and integrate
Kay's Garden Report - 2 July
It’s mid-Winter here right now and the garden has slowed right down, taking a big breath. There is a load of food in the garden, and not much work in the garden for a few weeks yet. Winter here is a lot colder and far more frosts than Northland!
Teaching in Australia next week, then new Internship Program
I'm off to Australia to teach a range of workshops at the PRI and an evening talk in Melbourne. The workshops areSeedsaving and food security, Bio Intensive gardening, and cooking and Preparing Nutrient Dense Food. Our new internship program begins in Sep
Designing a Garden To Provide the Nourishment Needed by our DNA to maintain our health!
How Do you get 10,000 IU of Vitamin A ( the amount indigenous people's had in their diets and the amount recommended by the Weston Price Foundation ) each day ?
Garden Planner
I'm excited about my new Garden Planner due to be released in September this year
Appropriate Technology Workshop
We have an exciting group of people here this weekend, as the finale of our Appropriate technology Workshop