Fair Harvest Permaculture

17/06/2026

What a brilliant day we had in the kitchen today! Great crew for our seasonal cooking class, amazing food from the garden of course. Thanks shire_of_augusta_margaretriver for organizing these wonderful events

15/06/2026

The Seasonal Kitchen is back this June!

Join Jodie from Fair Harvest for a relaxed, hands-on experience where you’ll learn new recipes, build practical kitchen skills, and feel inspired to make the most of seasonal, local ingredients.

Choose from two beautiful class styles:

🌿 The Conscious Kitchen
Join Jodie for a hands-on low-waste cooking class where you’ll discover creative ways to reduce food and packaging waste while making the most of everyday ingredients. You will learn new cooking techniques and take home skills you can use every day.
• Tuesday 16 June, 10.30am - 1.30pm
• Wednesday 24 June, 10.30am - 1.30pm

🌿 Cooking with the Seasons
Using fresh produce from Jodie’s garden and locally sourced ingredients, you’ll create a range of delicious winter dishes while discovering the benefits of cooking with the seasons.
• Wednesday 17 June, 10.30am - 1.30pm
• Tuesday 23 June, 10.30am - 1.30pm

Please register for one class only.

Each class includes a tour of Jodie’s incredible permaculture garden.

Classes are free with only 10 places per class, so be quick!
Book your spot here: https://events.humanitix.com/the-seasonal-kitchen-with-jodie-lane

Places are reserved for Shire residents who haven’t attended a class before.

Gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options available 🌿

14/06/2026

Still hunting Rabbit in the vege patch 🐇🐇, so this year we are using net in the garden...
Pros : food is growing/ pest control
small windbreak / protect from heavy rain and heavy sun
Cons : can't see vege /difficult to access/ block access to flower to birds and beneficial insects/ not pretty !!

So yes we are working on the rabbit hunting/fencing. ...tbc...😝




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13/06/2026

The sweet potatoes are out !
In the past we used to leave them in the ground like a pantry and harvest only when needed. Last winter was so much rain that we lost some to rot. With a wet and saturated soil in the lower areas and with the number of ratus ratus around, we decided to harvest the lot... they are now in our living room for up to 10 days curing in our warm house 25°c ish, then we will move the best looking (no holes, cracks or darkspots) to a colder( 12°c ish )and darker room .They should then last up to 6 months 🤞🤞🤞
Note: do not wash potatoes after harvest, leave the soil on for curing and after curing when the skin hardens brush away delicately the remaining soil before storage.

13/06/2026

Some of our geese need to be rehome, around 15 of them.
Looking for people with experience, a lof of grass and a secure yard at night fox proofed..(.ideal for vineyard). Will prefer to keep them all together ...very friendly and well trained !
Please pm for more info.
We are in Margaret River WA

13/06/2026

13/06/2026

Fair Harvest Permaculture

12/06/2026

Little guy, we thought we’d lost him and were ready to say goodbye after 33 years of giving his heart to children. Amazing what a good drench can do! After a little snooze he bounced back and seems happier than ever. Thanks Lili for your late night care

12/06/2026

The best thing about time off, we get to visit good friends. So love catching up with these two very special people. Jeff has been an amazing friend,mentor and colleague for me for 30 years now and Jill’s warm loving energy is ever present, always turning up to celebrate with us the end of each PDC. Love you guys
Jillian Nugent