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Seeds to sow in December (temperate zone)

Administrator — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 08:36:53 +0000

Beans, baby beets, beetroot, broccoli, Brussel sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, Chinese greens, cucumber, eggplant, kale, kohlrabi, lettuce, spring onions, parsnip, potatoes, pumpkin, radish, rhubarb crowns, silverbeet, squash, sweet corn, tomato, watermelon, zucchini.

Herbs: basil, fennel, nasturtium, parsley, salad burnet.

Minutes from POW Meeting 30/9/09

Administrator — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 06:39:09 +0000

Minutes

POW meeting no. 5

30 September 2009

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Attendees: Shaun, Angela, Scott, Kat, Janelle, Deb, Mel, De Chantel, Delia, Fiona

Apologies: Nyree, Neesh, Leah, Monica, Richard

Location: 7 Bellairs Avenue Seddon

6:00 p.m. – 6:05 p.m.

Introduction and Welcome

Janelle joined us for the first time. Welcome!

6:05 p.m. – 6.10 p.m.

Maidstone Tennis Club site Nina from Maidstone sent through an email alerting POW to the Maidstone Tennis Club Site. Site is up for sale. Inspection done by Mel, Scott, Kat, Nyree and Deb. Great potential as a market garden, something along the lines of Ceres. Meeting planned with Pam Morgan (Maribyrnong City Council) on Monday 5/10/09 at 9am to discuss what the next steps are. Fiona put forward the idea of suggesting to the council to delay any sell decision for 3 years.

6:15 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Hobsons Bay Local Sustainability Street – Eco Expo Local Sustainability Street coordinating a Hobsons bay Eco Expo on 21/11/09. Invited to attend as an exhibitor or presenter. Need volunteers for the stalls. General discussion that there’ll be more of these expo invites (already have Water expo 15/11/09 and Braybrook 29/11/09), so we need to get together a stall kit, roster list Big Backyard welcome other sustainability groups. Just contact them , no charge for the stall

Action: Information pamphlets on POW, membership forms

Action: Subcommittee to work on display i.e. What is permaculture, what is a permablitz, website details, posters – Kat, De Chantel and Angela are to be the subcommittee

Action: Angela to send through permablitz photos to Scott so they can be printed off

Action: Add Online Community Directory entry to Maribyrnong City Council website

Action: Mel to send roster around via email asking for volunteers

6:30 p.m. – 6:40 p.m.

Sustainable Living Festival

Invite for POW to the Sustainable Living Festival 6-21 February 2010. General discussion that maybe this is more for regional, state or national focus groups.

Action: contact PcM to see what they’re doing and pass POW information on to them

6:40 p.m. – 6.50 p.m.

Free Fundraising Workshop When: 22 October 2009, 5.30 opening with tea, coffee, biscuits 5.45 session commencing to 7.15pm Where: Functions Room at Maribyrnong City Council, Hyde Street Footscray

Action: Mel to send email to everyone about this workshop

Action: Add fundraising projects for discussion at the next meeting

6:50 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Maribyrnong Council invite for POW to attend Water & Energy Expo in November

Action: Roster

Action: subcommittee to come up with ideas for Flyer, Poster, Pics of Blitzes

Action: more printed Membership forms

7:00 p.m – 7:10 p.m.

Review Action Items

7:10 p.m. – 7:50 p.m.

Other Business

Action: Kat (Treasurer) to find out what is the tax deductibility status for donations to POW

Action: Mel to scan Permablitz article in local newspaper and send to Deb

De Chantel – Set up a Permaculture Playgroup. Best to find a nonfunctioning playgroup and take it over

Janelle – easy to join Playgroup Australia for $25

Scott – look into the Braybrook Community Centre playgroup

Action: Mel to send an email to De Chantel re finding out about the Braybrook Community playgroup

Discussion re group workshop activities. Ideas where Noodle making Yoghurt making Vine leaf preserving (Kat is going to do one)

Braybrook Community centre has a community kitchen and can be used for the workshops provided at least one person present has food training skills.

Scott can help with Sunday access to Maidstone Community Centre.

N.B. With group activities at private residences, just need to let Mel know with a few weeks notice so that PcM can notify the public liability insurer.

Action: Skillshare – Kat to send an email a skillshare

How can we raise public awareness of POW?

Kat – we should have regular movie nights

De Chantel – put up posters in Seddon

Janelle – tshirt stenciling with POW logo. Black and white screen printing is easiest

Action: Bring your designs for a POW logo to the next meeting

Old Trugo site – Shaun needs to get a business plan into council by end of October

Action: Kat to email business template to Shaun

Budding workshop – date set for 13/03/10.

Action: Scott to write up letter of support for Werribee Environmental Community Park, send through to Mel who will send it onto Werribee.

Website

Action: Set up for POW reminders, and subscribing online

For the future – POW weekly updates, quarterly movies

De Chantel – Kinglake Community Fast for 40 days, starting 1/11/09 to co-incide with Copenhagen talks

Shaun – Need pledges for Western Permaculture Centre to show that it’s a viable community project. Pledge things like time, supplies, tools, maintenance etc.

Action: Shaun to send out form to Mel who will send it out to the group.

Braybrook Community centre have a tool library. They’ll show you how to use the tool as well.

Kat has a Good Life Book club catalogue – have a look at the catalogue and tell Kat if you’d like to order a book.

Action: Think of an issue that POW can put some time into and raise money

Contact Scott if you’d know of someone with an African or Asian style garden and would like to be in the Open Gardens event.

Mel is happy.

7:50 p.m. – 7:55 p.m.

Date: 28/10/09

Location: 28 Fontein Street, West Footscray

8:00 p.m.

Close meeting

POW meeting no. 5 held 30 September 2009, 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Attendees: Shaun, Angela, Scott, Kat, Janelle, Deb, Mel, De Chantel, Delia, Fiona

Apologies: Nyree, Neesh, Leah, Monica, Richard

Location: 7 Bellairs Avenue Seddon

Introduction and Welcome

Janelle joined us for the first time. Welcome!

Maidstone Tennis Club site

Hobsons Bay Eco Expo

Big Backyard Festival welcome other sustainability groups. Just contact them , no charge for the stall

Action: Information pamphlets on POW, membership forms

Action: Subcommittee to work on display i.e. What is permaculture, what is a permablitz, website details, posters – Kat, De Chantel and Angela are to be the subcommittee

Action: Angela to send through permablitz photos to Scott so they can be printed off

Action: Add Online Community Directory entry to Maribyrnong City Council website

Action: Mel to send roster around via email asking for volunteers

Sustainable Living Festival

Invite for POW to the Sustainable Living Festival 6-21 February 2010. General discussion that maybe this is more for regional, state or national focus groups.

Action: contact PcM to see what they’re doing and pass POW information on to them

Maribyrnong City Council Free Fundraising Workshop

Free Fundraising Workshop When: 22 October 2009, 5.30 opening with tea, coffee, biscuits 5.45 session commencing to 7.15pm Where: Functions Room at Maribyrnong City Council, Hyde Street Footscray

Action: Mel to send email to everyone about this workshop

Action: Add fundraising projects for discussion at the next meeting

Water & Energy expo

Maribyrnong Council invite for POW to attend Water & Energy Expo in November

Action: Roster

Action: subcommittee to come up with ideas for Flyer, Poster, Pics of Blitzes

Action: more printed Membership forms

Other Business

Action: Kat (Treasurer) to find out what is the tax deductibility status for donations to POW

Action: Mel to scan Permablitz article in local newspaper and send to Deb

De Chantel – Set up a Permaculture Playgroup. Best to find a nonfunctioning playgroup and take it over

Janelle – easy to join Playgroup Australia for $25

Scott – look into the Braybrook Community Centre playgroup

Action: Mel to send an email to De Chantel re finding out about the Braybrook Community playgroup

Discussion re group workshop activities. Ideas where Noodle making Yoghurt making Vine leaf preserving (Kat is going to do one)

Braybrook Community centre has a community kitchen and can be used for the workshops provided at least one person present has food training skills.

Scott can help with Sunday access to Maidstone Community Centre.

N.B. With group activities at private residences, just need to let Mel know with a few weeks notice so that PcM can notify the public liability insurer.

Action: Skillshare – Kat to send an email a skillshare

How can we raise public awareness of POW?

Kat – we should have regular movie nights

De Chantel – put up posters in Seddon

Janelle – tshirt stenciling with POW logo. Black and white screen printing is easiest

Action: Bring your designs for a POW logo to the next meeting

Old Trugo site – Shaun needs to get a business plan into council by end of October

Action: Kat to email business template to Shaun

Budding workshop – date set for 13/03/10.

Action: Scott to write up letter of support for Werribee Environmental Community Park, send through to Mel who will send it onto Werribee.

Website

Action: Set up for POW reminders, and subscribing online

For the future – POW weekly updates, quarterly movies

De Chantel – Kinglake Community Fast for 40 days, starting 1/11/09 to co-incide with Copenhagen talks

Shaun – Need pledges for Western Permaculture Centre to show that it’s a viable community project. Pledge things like time, supplies, tools, maintenance etc.

Action: Shaun to send out form to Mel who will send it out to the group.

Braybrook Community centre have a tool library. They’ll show you how to use the tool as well.

Kat has a Good Life Book club catalogue – have a look at the catalogue and tell Kat if you’d like to order a book.

Action: Think of an issue that POW can put some time into and raise money

Contact Scott if you’d know of someone with an African or Asian style garden and would like to be in the Open Gardens event.

Next Meeting

Date: 28/10/09, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

Location: 28 Fontein Street, West Footscray

Minutes from POW Meeting 2/9/09

Administrator — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 11:19:09 +0000

POW Minutes

Meeting Date & Location	Wednesday 2 September 2009297 Ascot Vale Road Moonee Ponds
Attendees:	Melanie, Scott, De Chantel, Debbie, Richard, Monica, Shaun and Neesh, Bryan, Marley, Leah, Mika,Angela
Apologies:	Vivian
Convenor:	Melanie Henkel
Minutes taken by:	Debbie
Meeting opened	6:00 pm
Meeting closed	8.00pm

Agenda

Introduction, apologies
Permablitz – how do we proceed from here
Mel’s Permablitz
Maribyrnong Council invite for POW to attend Water & Energy Expo in November
LETS system
Review Action Items
Other Business
Next meeting location
Close meeting

	DETAILS	COMMENTS
Item 2 – Permablitzes	Group permablitzes are going well. 3^rd one this weekend at Mel’s.Agreed to treat permablitzes as a 2^nd aim of the groupMel has spoken to Nyree, who has agreed to be the permablitz co-ordinator for POWAction: Separate email address to be set up (Deb) Action: Mel to contact Adam re the use of permablitz name (Mel)
Item 3 – Mel’s Permablitz	30 people have indicated they’ll be coming along. Need to create a contact listNeed a card. Scott to print offStarts @ 11am Leah will do make a dhal for lunch The Mail is sending out a photographer and an article will be written up Action: Put Monica’s permablitz photos on the website (Deb) Action: Create a guest sign up sheet for Permablitzes (useful for insurance purposes as well). Neesh suggested a hardcover book to keep in which to keep all the names
Item 4 – Water & Energy Expo invite	Viv/Scott are doing Big Day Out 15/11/09 @ Braybrook Community CentreUrban Harvest will be presentNeed to roster 2 people on at a timeBoth Braybrook and Water expo sites are windy. Need to bring along something to weigh down pamphlets Need a notice board to pin posters to for the stand Viv needs to be kept in the loop so she can talk on behalf of Maidstone Action: Add Water & Energy Expo to next meeting agenda (Deb) Action: Scott to get a notice board from Community Centre
Item 5 – LETS system	Stands for Local Energy Trading SystemA type of barter systemNeed a treasurer to keep a record of transactionsNeed to agree on equivalent payment system Can trade on the internet (see http://community-exchange.org) Shaun – questions whether there is energy in the group to do this Kat – need a list of future projects, like LETS Bryan – how many hours would it take to administer Group is in favour of LETS Action: Monica to get a presentation package together and present to the group Action: List of future projects
Item 6 – Action items	Shaun – Presentation to council by Melbourne Sustainability group (MSG) for an Urban Sustainability Centre at the Trugo site. Shaun felt it was a mixed response and maybe wasn’t received very well.Scott felt that the council response was positiveCouncil wants a business plan, to be presented by early OctoberAction: Kat to provide a business plan template MSG applied for the grant (Janet Rice submitted the application on their behalf). Mel – Need an auspices ie Chris McCall Yarraville Community Centre Mel – the group is supportive of the grant. Good idea for POW, for other food co-ops Shaun – Cr Michael Clarke supports MSG bid for Trugo site in principle Shaun – there is asbestos on the site Kat – need to be clear about what we want Action: Neesh, Shaun, Leah, Kat to convene separately to develop business plan Carbon Reduction grant Mel to contact Viv about this Maribyrnong Council is going carbon neutral and there is gossip that they’re not selling any more council land so community gardens etc can be developed in readiness for peak oil Media strategy – Deb to work on it Neesh – suggest an announcement when next permablitz occurs Action: Send an email out with announcement of next permablitz Bank account Needs to 2 signatures to take money out Certificate of Incorporation needed
Item 7 – Other Business	Neesh – need someone to help at peak seed time. Willing to pay for thisSuggestion – email, advertise at Permaculture Institute, websiteAction: Neesh to provide address and timeUrban Harvest on Saturday 5^th September
Item 8 – Next meeting	30/09/09 at Kat’s 7 Bellairs Avenue SeddonOctober meeting – at Luke’s in NewportAction: Google map of where everyone lives (Mel)Action: Decide when we’ll hold the Budding workshop
Item 9	Meeting close

Next Meeting: Wednesday 30th September 6pm 2009

Venue: 7 Bellairs Avennue Seddon

POW meeting 30th September 2009

Administrator — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:03:59 +0000

The next POW meeting is on Wednesday 30th September 2009. It’ll be held at 7 Bellairs Avenue Seddon. Starts at 6pm. Please bring along a plate and food if you can.

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ATA Branch meeting: Batteries presentation

Administrator — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 09:00:38 +0000

ATA Melbourne Branch Meeting: Batteries presentation and committee elections
When: Wednesday September 16
Time: 5.45pm. Please arrive at 5:45pm as the security doors are locked at 6pm. However, if you can’t avoid being late, we can get someone to come down to let you in if you phone on 0433 187 702.
Where: The offices of URS, Level 6, No 1 Southbank Boulevard, Southbank (for a map go to www.ata.org.au/branches/melbourne)

Michael Jacombs will convene the meeting.
The presentation on Batteries will be preceded by the Melbourne Branch General Meeting (a very short exercise) where we will elect the committee for the coming twelve months.
The speakers for the evening will be:
* Robert Brown, a scientist with a passion for batteries. Robert will cover the history of batteries and the various battery options available and under development, with a particular slant on their application in electric cars.
* Mick Harris from The Environment Shop (www.environmentshop.com.au)
Mick has been involved with ATA for many years and through the Environment Shop he has had a good deal of contact with the use of batteries in off grid and remote power supply systems. Mick will cover the maintenance aspects of batteries and some pitfalls for the unwary.
* Chris Phyland is the Principal Electronics Engineer for the CSIRO Clayton Engineering Facility. Chris has a long association with the CSIRO battery research programs and is presently working on designing energy storage systems for renewable energy applications.
Chris will cover several mini topics:
- The CSIRO UltraBattery
- Research into using the UltraBattery in an energy storage system for the electricity grid to smooth power fluctuations from wind farms
- The Vehicle to Grid (V2G) study underway in the CSIRO to investigate the use of HEV battery packs for energy storage in a domestic home.
This will be followed by our usual interactive discussion over coffee.
Please note: We will record this meeting by putting the speakers’ PowerPoint presentations on the Melbourne branch webpages as well as including notes taken at the meeting (again thanks to Paul Fritze).
For the minutes of the last meeting and the agenda of this meeting please see the Melbourne Branch Web Pages at www.ata.org.au/branches/melbourne

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