Good

On the right track

The one-year full time programme, largely focused on the theory and practice of organics, will commence in July. The course will cover small business management, plant and animal health, traditional and cultural food growing techniques and contemporary Māori enterprises with a focus on small scale and urban food production. The BHU Organics Trust, established in 2001, brought together like-minded specialists from Lincoln University and the NZ Organic Movement.

BHU manager Bill Martin says people are taking an active interest in the food supply chain and as a result there is increased demand for smaller scale organic production to supply farmers’ markets, cafés and restaurants.

“There are numerous social enterprises popping up across the country that

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Good

Good1 min read
Subscribe To Good Magazine And BE IN TO WIN*
Magazine subscriptions from $30. Go to goodmagazine.co.nz/subs to subscribe. *Offer ends 2 June 2024 T&Cs apply. *Terms and Conditions: Promotion commences 21 March 2024 and ends at midnight 2 June 2024. Winner will be drawn on 3 June 2024. Entry to
Good3 min read
Space Invaders
At the house where I grew up, we had Japanese honeysuckle growing wild all around. My brother and I loved it and would pull the flowers off and suck out the sweet nectar. The flowers have a lovely scent and we’d often pick handfuls and put them in va
Good5 min read
Balance mode
At an early age Sam Bluemel discovered she loved exercise. It’s her personal kryptonite and throughout her working life she has always prioritised it, marking out time in her diary each day for a workout and making a rule to never cancel those meetin

Related Books & Audiobooks