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sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus LET IT GROW: A GUIDE TO GROWING AT HOME Our #GrowSustainableFood Series is designed to help you do just that – grow sustainable food at home. No matter where you live or what your space, we want to empower you to get growing, to nurture and to enjoy. Here we give you the tools you need to commence. All you needis a big
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people . INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingMEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toEDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
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sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus LET IT GROW: A GUIDE TO GROWING AT HOME Our #GrowSustainableFood Series is designed to help you do just that – grow sustainable food at home. No matter where you live or what your space, we want to empower you to get growing, to nurture and to enjoy. Here we give you the tools you need to commence. All you needis a big
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people . INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingMEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toEDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
LET IT GROW: A GUIDE TO GROWING AT HOME Part 3: A super easy green – Tokyo Bekana. Do you want a super easy vegetable to plant at any time of year? You can plant Tokyo Bekana seed and yield a baby crop in just 21 days! The Diggers Club say that Tokyo Bekana is a “superb addition to any winter garden, with stunning bright green leaves that can be picked again and again. The delicate texture and mild mustard flavour shows no sign SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table Fund. ABN 44 137 129 787. e. info@sustainabletable.org.au. p. 03 8644 4050. a. PO Box 93 Clifton Hill Vic 3068. Sustainable Table acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We honour the rich history, resilience and endless wisdom of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and pay our SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND A regional program or event that encourages participation in activities relating to climate change impacts, food bowl threats or food systems change. Advocating for change of local policies and planning to increase community access to local, healthy and nutritious foods. Community education programs that inspire local food engagementand
SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty 10-step list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! ETHICAL SHOPPING PYRAMID Follow our ethical shopping pyramid to benefit your health and our environment. Your food will not have travelled as far to reach your plate, it will stay fresher for longer and you will be eating seasonally, which tastes better, is cheaper and better for theenvironment.
GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein. ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listing WHY ARE SOME PEOPLE DRINKING BATH MILK? Of course, ‘bath milk’ is simply raw, unpasteurised milk. It’s sold under the guise of bath milk because it’s illegal to sell raw milk for human consumption. Basically, it’s the white moonshine of the 21st century. You might imagine the brazen folk who guzzle this stuff by the litre are left-wing wiry-haired hippies doing it as anact
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sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus LET IT GROW: A GUIDE TO GROWING AT HOME Our #GrowSustainableFood Series is designed to help you do just that – grow sustainable food at home. No matter where you live or what your space, we want to empower you to get growing, to nurture and to enjoy. Here we give you the tools you need to commence. All you needis a big
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479. GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people . A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top.DAIRY DIARIES
Expand. 100% pasture-fed and varying amounts of grain/concentrate to supplement. Australian dairy cows are predominantly grass-fed (pastured), however most farmers supplement pasture with grain or other supplementary feed (eg, pellets). About 50% of farmers use more than 1 tonne of grain/supplementary feed per year. GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein.EDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toSUSTAINABLE TABLE
sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus LET IT GROW: A GUIDE TO GROWING AT HOME Our #GrowSustainableFood Series is designed to help you do just that – grow sustainable food at home. No matter where you live or what your space, we want to empower you to get growing, to nurture and to enjoy. Here we give you the tools you need to commence. All you needis a big
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479. GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people . A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top.DAIRY DIARIES
Expand. 100% pasture-fed and varying amounts of grain/concentrate to supplement. Australian dairy cows are predominantly grass-fed (pastured), however most farmers supplement pasture with grain or other supplementary feed (eg, pellets). About 50% of farmers use more than 1 tonne of grain/supplementary feed per year. GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein.EDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toWHAT YOU CAN DO
What You Can Do. Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty 10-step list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! DOWNLOADABLE RESOURCES The Clever Cook eBook. PAID $12.50 – This eBook is your complete handy guide to reducing waste, saving money and eating well. It includes clever tips and tricks for buying, storing and preparing food, shopping guides and directories plus 60 recipes for all your favourite meals, showing you how to make the best use of eachingredient and how
HOW TO COMPOST
t’s International Composting Awareness Week this week (if you missed our intro to the initiative, read here). Composting is uber important. Not only does it recycle vital nutrients that plant life (all life) depends upon, it diverts food waste away from landfill. For every tonne of food waste not sent to landfill, almost one tonne GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein. ETHICAL SHOPPING PYRAMID ETHICAL EATING PYRAMID. Follow our ethical shopping pyramid to benefit your health and our environment. Your food will not have travelled as far to reach your plate, it will stay fresher for longer and you will be eating seasonally, which tastes better, is cheaper and better forthe environment.
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Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
WASTE DEEP DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WASTE DEEP. Our free-to-watch documentary shows how food and plastic waste can be avoided, drawing attention to much of the unnecessary packaging that is choking our lives, oceans and animals.It also gives an insight into the environmental and social impacts of our wasteful ways. The film features some pretty rad people such as environmentalist and keen surfer Tim Silverwood, ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listing INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingSUSTAINABLE TABLE
sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .DAIRY DIARIES
Expand. 100% pasture-fed and varying amounts of grain/concentrate to supplement. Australian dairy cows are predominantly grass-fed (pastured), however most farmers supplement pasture with grain or other supplementary feed (eg, pellets). About 50% of farmers use more than 1 tonne of grain/supplementary feed per year. ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listingMEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toEDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
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sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMON 1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .DAIRY DIARIES
Expand. 100% pasture-fed and varying amounts of grain/concentrate to supplement. Australian dairy cows are predominantly grass-fed (pastured), however most farmers supplement pasture with grain or other supplementary feed (eg, pellets). About 50% of farmers use more than 1 tonne of grain/supplementary feed per year. ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listingMEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked toEDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND A regional program or event that encourages participation in activities relating to climate change impacts, food bowl threats or food systems change. Advocating for change of local policies and planning to increase community access to local, healthy and nutritious foods. Community education programs that inspire local food engagementand
WHAT YOU CAN DO
What You Can Do. Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table Fund - Email Signup - Sustainable Table. Sustainable Table Fund – Email Signup Tom Sparrey 2021-04-09T16:16:33+11:00. Hello. We’re thrilled you’d like to join our 10,000+ strong email community. Please let us know what you'd like to hear about, don’t worry, spam’s not on the menu.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty 10-step list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila!EDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein.HOW TO COMPOST
t’s International Composting Awareness Week this week (if you missed our intro to the initiative, read here). Composting is uber important. Not only does it recycle vital nutrients that plant life (all life) depends upon, it diverts food waste away from landfill. For every tonne of food waste not sent to landfill, almost one tonne WASTE DEEP DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WASTE DEEP. Our free-to-watch documentary shows how food and plastic waste can be avoided, drawing attention to much of the unnecessary packaging that is choking our lives, oceans and animals.It also gives an insight into the environmental and social impacts of our wasteful ways. The film features some pretty rad people such as environmentalist and keen surfer Tim Silverwood, INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingSUSTAINABLE TABLE
sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
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Bulk foods - small range. Packaging-free beauty + personal care. Bulk cleaning products. Fresh fruit + veg. Organic/biodynamic - mainly. Organic/biodynamic - small range. Meat and dairy - packaged + unpackaged. Other general groceries - packaged + unpackaged. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMONAUSTRALIAN SALMON RECIPESAUSTRALIS SALMONKETA SALMON QUALITYSALMON ALLERGY SYMPTOMSTYPESOF SALMON
1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked to INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingSUSTAINABLE TABLE
sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
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Bulk foods - small range. Packaging-free beauty + personal care. Bulk cleaning products. Fresh fruit + veg. Organic/biodynamic - mainly. Organic/biodynamic - small range. Meat and dairy - packaged + unpackaged. Other general groceries - packaged + unpackaged. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMONAUSTRALIAN SALMON RECIPESAUSTRALIS SALMONKETA SALMON QUALITYSALMON ALLERGY SYMPTOMSTYPESOF SALMON
1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked to INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingWHAT YOU CAN DO
What You Can Do. Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty 10-step list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila!LOCAL HARVEST
Sustainable Table is supporting Local Harvest as the initiative helps us achieve our mission of helping to build a fairer food system for all. Local Harvest helps by allowing consumers to: Support local farmers and producers. Lessen your reliance on the industrial foodsystem.
HOW TO COMPOST
t’s International Composting Awareness Week this week (if you missed our intro to the initiative, read here). Composting is uber important. Not only does it recycle vital nutrients that plant life (all life) depends upon, it diverts food waste away from landfill. For every tonne of food waste not sent to landfill, almost one tonne INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growing WASTE DEEP DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WASTE DEEP. Our free-to-watch documentary shows how food and plastic waste can be avoided, drawing attention to much of the unnecessary packaging that is choking our lives, oceans and animals.It also gives an insight into the environmental and social impacts of our wasteful ways. The film features some pretty rad people such as environmentalist and keen surfer Tim Silverwood, GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein. ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listingEDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
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sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
BULK FOOD DIRECTORY
Bulk foods - small range. Packaging-free beauty + personal care. Bulk cleaning products. Fresh fruit + veg. Organic/biodynamic - mainly. Organic/biodynamic - small range. Meat and dairy - packaged + unpackaged. Other general groceries - packaged + unpackaged. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMONAUSTRALIAN SALMON RECIPESAUSTRALIS SALMONKETA SALMON QUALITYSALMON ALLERGY SYMPTOMSTYPESOF SALMON
1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked to INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingSUSTAINABLE TABLE
sustainable.table. We still don’t have a timeline from the governme. Our calendar tells us it’s “Be a Millionaire D. Stories like this make us leap into the air Billy. One of the best ways to eat more ethically for the. Shake a leg, giddy up, get your skates on and scoo.Mum, it’s
SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Sustainable Table brings food system players together to share stories, provide opportunities for learning and unlock investment, so that together we can co-create regenerative local and regional food systems across Australia. We offer food system grants of up to $10,000 (sometimes a little bit more) to projects based in our current focus SUSTAINABLE TABLE FUND Program Manager (QLD) Available Monday-Wednesday. e tegan@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 853 903. Jodi Clarke. Program Manager (VIC) Available Monday & Wednesday. e jodi@sustainabletable.org.au. m 0402 826 479.FISH + SEAFOOD
Pole and line is one of the most sustainable methods of catching tuna because each fish is individually caught and thus there is no bycatch or damage to the surrounding marine habitat. Greenpeace ranks Fish 4 Eva, Safcol and Coles Tuna as the top choices, with Greenseas and SoleMare scoring the
BULK FOOD DIRECTORY
Bulk foods - small range. Packaging-free beauty + personal care. Bulk cleaning products. Fresh fruit + veg. Organic/biodynamic - mainly. Organic/biodynamic - small range. Meat and dairy - packaged + unpackaged. Other general groceries - packaged + unpackaged. A SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD RECIPE: AUSTRALIAN SALMONAUSTRALIAN SALMON RECIPESAUSTRALIS SALMONKETA SALMON QUALITYSALMON ALLERGY SYMPTOMSTYPESOF SALMON
1. Preheat oven to 200C. Salt both sides of the fish and the inside. Insert the bay leaves and rosemary into the cavity. 2. Grab a baking tray, drizzle with a little olive oil and place a few of the slices of lemon in a row in the middle of the tray. Place the fish on top. SEASONAL PRODUCE GUIDE apple* aba, bonza, braeburn, cox’s orange pippins, fuji, gala, golden delicious, granny smith, jonagold, jonathan, mutso, pink lady, red delicious, snow, sundowner GROWING GREEN: HOW HERBS CAN HELP THE PLANET Growing Green: how herbs can help the planet by Melanie Barker Recently I read an article in the paper about the current food to population-growth ratio and it stated that Earth will need to produce 70% more food by 2050 in order to sustain a predicted population of over 9 billion people .MEAT THE ISSUES
The factory-like approach to farming animals has seen meat become more affordable and it is not unusual for people to eat meat two or three times a day. Our increasing appetite for meat places enormous pressure on the environment and has been linked to INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growingWHAT YOU CAN DO
What You Can Do. Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila! ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING Sustainable Table’s website is jam-packed with information about why we need to change the way we live and eat in order to build a food system that is fair, humane, healthy and good for the environment. But sometimes all you need is a pretty 10-step list to tell you exactly what to do. Well, Voila!LOCAL HARVEST
Sustainable Table is supporting Local Harvest as the initiative helps us achieve our mission of helping to build a fairer food system for all. Local Harvest helps by allowing consumers to: Support local farmers and producers. Lessen your reliance on the industrial foodsystem.
HOW TO COMPOST
t’s International Composting Awareness Week this week (if you missed our intro to the initiative, read here). Composting is uber important. Not only does it recycle vital nutrients that plant life (all life) depends upon, it diverts food waste away from landfill. For every tonne of food waste not sent to landfill, almost one tonne INDUSTRIAL VS. ORGANIC For ease, we have used the traditional definitions of ‘industrialised’ and ‘organic’ farming when explaining the differences, however, an alternative approach to industrial farming which is gaining support is ‘agro-ecological farming‘ This is a way of growing food that builds, rather than destroys ecosystems. Instead of spraying chemicals to get rid of pests, it is about growing WASTE DEEP DOCUMENTARY ABOUT WASTE DEEP. Our free-to-watch documentary shows how food and plastic waste can be avoided, drawing attention to much of the unnecessary packaging that is choking our lives, oceans and animals.It also gives an insight into the environmental and social impacts of our wasteful ways. The film features some pretty rad people such as environmentalist and keen surfer Tim Silverwood, ETHICAL MEAT SUPPLIERS DIRECTORY This directory will help you to source free range and organic meat that has been farmed in an ethical manner using methods that nourish the animals and the environment. This is not a definitive list of producers and farmers’ markets – although this is the ideal way to shop, we believe that Flavour Crusader is doing a great job of listing GOING NATIVE. WHY SHOULD WE EAT NATIVE The research presented some amazing results, available on the RIRDC website in the report Health Benefits of Australian Native Food . Bushfood is extremely nutritious. For instance, the quandong fruit, Australia’s native peach, has twice as much vitamin C as an orange. Wattleseed is extremely high in fibre and protein.EDIBLE WEEDS
Dandelion coffee, made by roasting the root, is a well-known substitute for caffeine-rich coffee. Dandelion acts as a tonic to the system and destroys acids in the blood. It is a great blood builder and purifier. It is also effective as a liver cleanser. Dandelion blossoms are high in Vitamins A and C. Dandelion is one of the top 6herbs in the
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2019-12-17T17:08:46+11:00 A CHRISTMAS OF “SURPRISE, THERE’S NO MEAT IN THIS!” ALL THINGS ETHICAL EATING. Your guides and resources for living a sustainable + ethical life. WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT FOOD Looking for a roundup of why the food system needs our urgent attention? Look no further. Julian Cribb’s book, The Coming Famine, has been summarised into a gripping read right here… with pretty headings so as not to overwhelm.EATING ANIMALS
If you’re coming to terms with what it means to be an ethical omnivore and trying to make sense of our industrial food system as well as the free range and organic alternatives out there, then clickhere to learn more.
FOOD + PACKAGING WASTE Food and packaging waste is not something that simply ‘goes away’ when we pop it in the rubbish bin for collection each week. Waste has an insidious, long-term impact on our environment, our wildlife and ultimately our health. Changing this starts with us, learn how.FARMING SYSTEMS
So what does organic farming actually mean and why does it get whacked with a ‘hippie or well-to-do’ label? Since when did industrial or conventional farming become the norm and why? What does it mean for animals, the environment and our health? Find out here.SHOPPING GUIDES
If you’re completely baffled by free range labelling, what sustainable seafood actually means and what produce is in season when, then this section is for you!WHERE TO SHOP
View our helpful directories of where to shop, including: Ethical Meat Suppliers, Bulk Food Stores, Good Milk Directory and our EthicalShopping Pyramid
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2019-12-17T15:52:45+11:00December 17th, 2019|1 Comment Turkey isn’t a regular menu item for many Australians until the festive season hits, so surely they’re raised outdoors in fields just like the Christmas advertisements suggest?*
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2019-12-17T17:08:46+11:00 A CHRISTMAS OF “SURPRISE, THERE’S NO MEAT IN THIS!”Maria Hannaford
2019-12-17T17:08:46+11:00December 17th, 2019|0 Comments There’s certain bravery in defying tradition and not serving meat for Christmas. It’s akin to riding a bike with gears and breaks past a group of fixie-clad hipsters. You know*
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2019-05-14T21:16:00+11:00 MOTHER’S DAY REFLECTION + HOW THE HECK TO #VOTECLIMATECassie Duncan
2019-05-14T21:16:00+11:00May 14th, 2019|1 Comment I wrote a post on social media on Mother’s Day which resonated with many, so I have decided to share it on the blog. I’ve also expandedthe list of things
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2019-03-08T12:29:54+11:00 IN CELEBRATION OF WOMEN – PART ONE : LAUREN MATHERSCassie Duncan
2019-03-08T12:29:54+11:00March 8th, 2019|0 Comments Lauren, pictured with her husband Lachlan and three children. Picture an Aussie farmer. An image of a man clad in flannel likely popped into your head. That's understandable;*
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2019-01-22T16:46:38+11:00 CORN ON THE COB CURED MECassie Duncan
2019-01-22T16:46:38+11:00January 22nd, 2019|20 Comments It’s been a while between blog posts... to be honest I kind of ran out of things to say toward the end 2018. My mojo took a one-wayticket to
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