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UOW's Innovation Campus hosting a crop swap, plus insights from goat herders as part of a food sustainability event

Desiree Savage
Updated October 15 2022 - 3:45pm, first published October 14 2022 - 12:30pm
Berbel Franse says crop swaps are a great way to "build local community, reduce food waste and eat better, for less". Above pictured is a swap from a previous Fair Food event. Picture supplied.
Berbel Franse says crop swaps are a great way to "build local community, reduce food waste and eat better, for less". Above pictured is a swap from a previous Fair Food event. Picture supplied.

Backyard, verge and balcony growers are invited to bring their extra lettuce or lemons to a crop swap in Fairy Meadow on Tuesday night.

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Desiree Savage

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