EPISODE · Jan 19, 2025 · 1H 11M
Ep 2. Fraser Bayley - Growing Veggies For The People and Why Supporting Local Food Matters
from the Nourished Sovereign's 'Flexing Local' Podcast · host Andy Donker
Fraser Bayley grows food with his partner Kirsti Wilkinson and their family at Old Mill Road, a bio-farm in Turlinjah on Yuin Country, South Coast, NSW.Old Mill Road are industry leaders in the field of small scale farming and if you want to understand why eating local, seasonal food and supporting small scale growers is critical to ensuring food security for our region, Fraser is a wealth of knowledge and experience having fed the community for almost 20 years.You can find Fraser and Kirsti from Old Mill Road selling their produce at the SAGE Farmers Market each week in Moruya, as well as supplying our local green grocers including Southlands.FOLLOW OLD MILL ROAD ON INSTAGRAMSUPPORT THE PODCAST!Become a friend of the Nourished Sovereign podcastSIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTEROur 'Conscious Consumer' Plant Nerd newsletter is the place to stay connected around what's happening in our community.FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAMA huge thanks for the podcast music provided by VAL MOOGZ This podcast was recorded on Brinja-Yuin Country, we want to acknowledge and pay our respects to their Elders - past, present and emerging and we want to express our deep reverence and gratitude for their stewardship of this land for thousands of generations before us.
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Fraser Bayley grows food with his partner Kirsti Wilkinson and their family at Old Mill Road, a bio-farm in Turlinjah on Yuin Country, South Coast, NSW. Old Mill Road are industry leaders in the field of small scale farming and if you want to understand why eating local, seasonal food and supporting small scale growers is critical to ensuring food security for our region, Fraser is a wealth of knowledge and experience having fed the community for almost 20 years. You can find Fraser and Kir...
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