How To Start Your Own Urban Farm with Fiona Buining

Don't miss out on this opportunity to go behind the scenes in an expert's garden!
Fiona Buining from Ainslie Urban Farm is passionate about growing food and is inspired to create pathways for future food growers.
With over 50 fruit trees, nuts, berries, vegetables, bee hives, chickens and working rabbits on their ¼ acre suburban block, Fiona believes that growing good food is one of the most positive actions people can do for their own health and to heal the planet.
Join Fiona for this video on growing local food. You’ll walk away with a skillset and knowledge base on planning and growing your edible garden. With a range of topics from soils to seasonal plant selection and how your pets can be farmers too!
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With assistance from the ACT Government under the ACT Community Zero Emissions Grants Program.

[@travelwithhithuwakkarayo]

Nature loving place wonderful earth

[@ingedj8338]

L 40,👍🏻👍🏻🌱🌱🤝beautiful nature.nice place tq for shating dear

[@jantenchavez]

nice Video host

[@andreacahill5906]

Would a bunny tractor be helpful in raized or no dig garden beds

[@canberraenvironmentcentre189]

Definitely on no dig beds!

[@dronesiviews]

How do you get the chickens back in their pen? Obviously I'm a newbie but I'm learning. I can see it's easy to let them out but what about getting them back in? lol

[@sansomspressurecleaningpoo9519]

Can you please re-explain about when you squeeze a leave is it bounces back? Does it have too much nitrogen or not enough? You didn’t explain that or I didn’t catch it

[@canberraenvironmentcentre189]

Hello, If the leaf doesnt bounce back (or is limp) its lacking the right amount of nitrogen.