Tag Archives: Chook

The Gibson-McNeill Household

Posted on June 18, 2011 by sisami

The Kakariki Street Project has been an incredible journey for us which I’m only just beginning to fully appreciate as we put together our lists of achievements over the past 9 months. I am so heartened by everyone’s efforts and … Continue reading →

Posted in Final comments from each household | Tagged Back garden, Beach Road Deli, Bottled food, Car-pooling, Car-sharing, Carbon footprint, Chicken, Chook, community building, Compost, Conservation, Distiling, Efficient energy use, Energy conservation, Environment, environmental footprint, Fresh fish, Garden, Green, Green Tech, Greywater, Home-brew beer, Insulation, Kapiti Coast, Lifestyle, Long-line fishing, Manure, Mulch, New Zealand, Organic eggs, Outdoors, Paekakariki, Plastic, Polystyrene, Poultry, Preserving, Raised bed gardening, raised bed gardens, Recycling, Sea lettuce, seaweed manure, Sheet mulching, Soil, Sustainability, Sustainability Trust, vege garden, waste reduction, Water conservation | 2 Comments

Recycled Chooks

Posted on January 15, 2011 by sisami

In a bid to eat organically and save money at the same time (this can be done), we bought four chickens. I thought that the first two would be enough to supply us with fresh eggs, and the next two … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Chicken, Chook, Organic eggs, Poultry, Poultry farming | 2 Comments

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