Archive for June, 2011

Our Cafe’s New Twitter Feed – @cityfarmcafe

Jun 22, 2011 2 Comments by

Meet Julie Broad, our new cafe manager.  Julie grew up on a biodynamic farm and ran the successful Food Store – Deli Cafe.  The cafe has changed a lot in the last few weeks so if you haven’t visited for a while, check it out.  Seasonal produce, organic foods, friendly service, all surrounded by edible [...]

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Free Winter Breakfast Cooking Demonstration at our markets

Jun 22, 2011 2 Comments by

Join Bradley Backhouse for a free cooking demonstration  at 9am this coming Saturday June 25th at Perth City farm Organic Markets. This weeks dishes will be: Beetroot Cured Salmon and Potato Cake, and Poached Egg Bruschetta The demonstration is to promote Bradley’s new cooking classes to be held in conjunction with Perth City Farm commencing Thursday [...]

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Edible garden laying down roots

Jun 22, 2011 2 Comments by

Participants have started planting of the amphitheatre beds in front of the City Farm Cafe’ with edible Queensland Arrowroot. This variety is the edible Queensland Arrowroot  (Achira, Canna). We have grown it ourselves and is certified organic. The arrowroot can grow 2-3 m tall in both boggy, wet soil and drier soils. It is suited to [...]

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Here’s your chance to be a celebrity chef: SBS food website wants your recipe

Jun 21, 2011 Comments Off by

SBS is looking for expressions of interest from any City Farm members who might like to be filmed demonstrating a recipe of your choice that uses produce either grown in your own garden or at City Farm. Ideally, the recipes have been handed down in some way from within your family and have a story, [...]

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2011 Creative Connections Art and Poetry Exhibition

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A Virtual City Farm?

Jun 16, 2011 4 Comments by

Here is a quick snap on Dom Sketchup-ing a storm.  Clayton and Dom are super busy drawing every inch of the city farm site into the Google Sketchup.  The result will be a full 3D representation of city farm that will be used for our re-design of the city farm site. Very exciting. Here is [...]

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Produce at this Saturdays Market – 18th June

Jun 15, 2011 Comments Off by

Hi All,           A sample of the fresh picked produce our Certified Organic growers are bringing to the market place this Saturday Garlic – Broccoli – Pumpkin – Eggfruit – Rhubarb Rainbow Chard – Capsicum – Parsley – Rocket Coriander – Bik Choy – Silver beet – Mizuna Cauliflower – Celery – Lemons – Spring Onion Leek [...]

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“Horticulture at City Farm” – National Green Jobs Corps activity

Jun 15, 2011 Comments Off by

    National Green Jobs Corps (NGJC )is an excellent opportunity for young people between the ages of 17 to 24. They will be provided with training in Certificate 11 in Horticulture and protective clothing (at no cost to the participant). Participants work a total of 25 hours a week spread over four days (a combination of [...]

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Free Solar PV Workshop @ City Farm 7pm Tuesday 21st June

Jun 15, 2011 Comments Off

Join us for a tea or coffee and evening snack while we help demystify issues relating to solar photovoltaic (PV) systems (e.g. solar electricity), including; • The Market – background information on the energy market in WA. • Technologies – looking at different types of PV panels, inverters and other PV equipment. • Renewable Energy [...]

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Love Bentley Community Garden Planting Day

Jun 14, 2011 Comments Off

City Farm recently had the pleasure of designing and facilitating the implementation of a small community garden at Love Bentley in collaboration with place making gurus MDC Places and the Brownlie Neighbourhood Project.  Love Bentley is a small community centre in Brownlie Towers.  Many residents of Brownlie Towers don’t have access to gardens but are keen [...]

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