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		<title>Comment on Broadbeach community garden workshop by Geralynn</title>
		<link>http://wormtec.com.au/blog/?p=56#comment-33</link>
		<dc:creator>Geralynn</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Sep 2011 18:24:00 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>A miillon thanks for posting this information.</description>
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		<title>Comment on Girls can do anything by Michael Johnsonne</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michael Johnsonne</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Mon, 23 May 2011 19:22:27 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Great to see and totally agree. Girls are able to, and should be allowed to, do anything that a boy of the same age can do. I&#039;m bringing up my daughter the same way as I don&#039;t want anyone to be able to tell her that she can&#039;t do a certain thing just because she&#039;s a girl as she grows up.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great to see and totally agree. Girls are able to, and should be allowed to, do anything that a boy of the same age can do. I&#8217;m bringing up my daughter the same way as I don&#8217;t want anyone to be able to tell her that she can&#8217;t do a certain thing just because she&#8217;s a girl as she grows up.</p>
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		<title>Comment on Welcome! by Rebecca</title>
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		<dc:creator>Rebecca</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sun, 02 Jan 2011 08:13:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Sunday 2nd Jan 2011. (9 - 12md).  What a great day to make paper pots &amp; seed up for the new growing season with a lovely group of close to 30 Community Gardeners including Joan Park, Nerang, Ashmore &amp; Labrador. They all showed up with contributions of materials, seeds, cuttings &amp;  lots of plates of food to share. Greg, Kristel &amp; Eden Plevey from WORMTEC were very welcome guests. Always good value &amp; entertaining, Greg gave us a very interesting talk on his products &amp; their use, answered lots of questions about the SWAG &amp; worms, and very kindly donated several COIR Products to enhance water retention &amp; distribution,  bulk up materials used in the planting or composting  processes.
I am an avid user of WORMTEC products so you are preaching to the converted.
For those visitors today who have the old-fashioned style of Worm Farm, (with the trays &amp; the lifting &amp; the sorting &amp; the bending), I &#039;m  sure the SWAG is now on their List of MUST-HAVE&#039;S.
After the prolonged wet where most of my plants have carked it (as in drowned), my new supply of Shreddded Horse Poo, Mushroom Compost &amp; Crushed RockMinerals, along with my Compost heap, is just waiting for me to get organised to rebuild the garden to its former glory.
I must make sure to take some pics when it&#039;s done - the vegetable &amp; herb quality, size, flavour &amp; resistance to infestation will be mostly attributable to the benefits of WORMTEC and my Compost mix coming a close second.
Thank you once again WORMTEC for your knowledge &amp; skill sets which benefits all the Community Gardeners on the Coast.

Rebecca</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sunday 2nd Jan 2011. (9 &#8211; 12md).  What a great day to make paper pots &amp; seed up for the new growing season with a lovely group of close to 30 Community Gardeners including Joan Park, Nerang, Ashmore &amp; Labrador. They all showed up with contributions of materials, seeds, cuttings &amp;  lots of plates of food to share. Greg, Kristel &amp; Eden Plevey from WORMTEC were very welcome guests. Always good value &amp; entertaining, Greg gave us a very interesting talk on his products &amp; their use, answered lots of questions about the SWAG &amp; worms, and very kindly donated several COIR Products to enhance water retention &amp; distribution,  bulk up materials used in the planting or composting  processes.<br />
I am an avid user of WORMTEC products so you are preaching to the converted.<br />
For those visitors today who have the old-fashioned style of Worm Farm, (with the trays &amp; the lifting &amp; the sorting &amp; the bending), I &#8216;m  sure the SWAG is now on their List of MUST-HAVE&#8217;S.<br />
After the prolonged wet where most of my plants have carked it (as in drowned), my new supply of Shreddded Horse Poo, Mushroom Compost &amp; Crushed RockMinerals, along with my Compost heap, is just waiting for me to get organised to rebuild the garden to its former glory.<br />
I must make sure to take some pics when it&#8217;s done &#8211; the vegetable &amp; herb quality, size, flavour &amp; resistance to infestation will be mostly attributable to the benefits of WORMTEC and my Compost mix coming a close second.<br />
Thank you once again WORMTEC for your knowledge &amp; skill sets which benefits all the Community Gardeners on the Coast.</p>
<p>Rebecca</p>
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