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Title:
Welcome to Ooooby
Description:
Ooooby is an acronym for Out of our own back yards. Ooooby is all about going local. Starting with home grown food. Now we can share knowledge, ideas, skills and food with each other.
Author:
ohmpo
Tags:
Permaculture, local, food, locavore, sustainable, transition, towns, movement, localvore, localfood, csa, edible, gardens, garden, waiheke, island,
Welcome to Ooooby
Description:
Ooooby is an acronym for Out of our own back yards. Ooooby is all about going local. Starting with home grown food. Now we can share knowledge, ideas, skills and food with each other.
Author:
ohmpo
Tags:
Permaculture, local, food, locavore, sustainable, transition, towns, movement, localvore, localfood, csa, edible, gardens, garden, waiheke, island,
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