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Farming God’s Way

When we heard of a course being run that was titled, ‘Farming God’s Way’, we just had to find out more. It turns out that no matter your faith, or lack of it, there are principles used in this course that can help you, your garden, your kitchen and your health. We recently sat down with Sarah Colle, a FGW trainer based in KwaZulu-Natal, to find out more about this interesting proposition.

“I grew up in a farming background but I

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