When: 2011/2012 8am until 1pm from the 22nd October until the 7th April 2011
Where: Remarkables Red Barn, Remarkables Park, Queenstown
Contact: market@remarkablespark.com
When: Every Thursday from 4.30pm
Where: Wanaka’s Pembroke Park
Contact: wanakafarmersmarket@gmail.com
www.wanakafarmersmarket.org.nz
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When: Every Sunday 9:30am to 1:00pm
Where: Tyne Street in the Oamaru Harbour area
Contact: Jennie van Zyl 027 784 0001 coordinator@oamarufarmersmarket.co.nz
When: Every Sunday 9:00am to 12:30pm rain or shine
Where: Entertainment Area in Caroline Bay, Timaru.
Contact: Chris Dusch Ph: 683 1048 Cell: 022 685 7978 timarufarmersmarket@xtra.co.nz
www.timarufarmersmarket.org.nz
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When: Saturdays 10:00am to 1:00pm (except Christmas Day)
03 Dec 2011 – 31 Mar 2012
Where: Anglican Church Grounds, corner of Church & Camp Streets, Queenstown
Contact: Sharlene Inch 021 025 67250 qtfarmersmarket@ihug.co.nz
When: Saturday 8am to 12.30pm All year round
Where: Dunedin Railway Station – Off Anzac Ave, Dunedin, New Zealand.
Contact: See their website for specific information
When: Every second Sunday from 9am to 1pm (Labour Weekend through to the last Sunday of February)
Where: Old Cromwell Town, Cromwell, Otago, New Zealand.
Contact: Jill Cameron, Manager – 03 445 4840, 0274 328420
www.marketground.co.nz/fmnzcentralotago
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Waitati Edible Gardeners group - Cooperative Garden
The Waitati Edible Gardeners group (nicknamed "the WEGgies") are a group dedicated to addressing the challenges of post peak oil and climate change, by strengthening our community in the immediate future through food production, with emphasis on domestic scale growing.
See their website on transitiontowns.org.nz
Otepoti Urban Organics non-profit Network
Otepoti Urban Organics is a non-profit network of gardeners, community groups and businesses who have an interest in fostering and engaging in organic food growing activities, and other sustainable practices, in the Dunedin area.
The primary purpose of the network's existence is to increase the quantity and quality of food grown by people in their own back yards or other locations, and to make these activities more enjoyable, productive and efficient for all involved.
We encourage people to view vegetable gardening not only as a hobby but as a way of life... an opportunity to engage in a living relationship between you, the food you eat, and the community you live within.
Symbiosis Seed Exchange
Otepoti Urban Organics is now coordinating a seed savers network for Otago residents, known as the 'Symbiosis Seed Exchange'. We have sourced a range of heirloom and open pollinated vegetable varieties from various sources around New Zealand, having selected those suited to Southern climates.
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