Tui Chicken Grit
Chicken Grit is suitable for chickens as a dietary supplement. It is a fine gravelly substance.
Origination: Mussel shell grit is used which is sourced from within New Zealand.
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Tui Wheat
Read MoreWheat is a member of the grass family and is suitable for most large birds and especially enjoyed by wild birds, pigeons, doves, ducks and swans. It contains protein, carbohydrates, soluble and insoluble fibre, vitamins and minerals.
Origination: All of Tui's wheat is grown in the Canterbury region and is machine dressed to ensure the highest quality.
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Tui Maize (whole & kibbled)
Read MoreKibbled Maize is processed by putting whole maize through a kibbling machine to crack it, producing pieces of maize which are easily digested by smaller birds.
Origination: All of Tui's maize is grown locally in the Manawatu region
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Community Garden Spirit
Read MorePeople make a place and places make people, at the Waiora Trust Community Garden in Christchurch you will find people of all ages, creeds and abilities growing their own vegetables side by side in a series of allotment style plots.
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Tina's Spicy Rhubarb Relish
Read MoreThis recipe was kindly supplied by Tina from the West Coast, in the Summer Harvest Recipe competition. Tina says: "I used to love plum sauce but oddly rhubarb has now stolen the show! This is the reason I now have 3 rhubarb plots around my garden - such a versitile recipe - it's delicious as it is but I often chuck in whatever else is ready around the garden - plums, apples, cherry toms. You can make it as sweet or spicy as you desire - it's delicious on meat both hot & cold, with crackers, on baked potatoes - I'd eat sausages all day so long as I could dip them in this delicious sauce!!"
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Top plants for pots
Read MoreThere are so many ways you can utilise the space in your garden to get the most out of it. If you have a small space, are renting, or have simply run out of planting space, pots and containers are the perfect way to grow your own!
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Garden to Table for Gourmet Pizzas
Read MoreThe young gardeners at Haumoana School spotted an opportunity when the local gourmet pizza restaurant was struggling to find a regular supply of rocket. They got planting! Read their Garden to Table journey so far.