Crop Swap Ōhaupō
Location: Various locations, check Facebook for details.
Time: Last Sunday of the month, 11:00 AM
Contact: Ōhaupō Crop Swappers Facebook Group Join the group for updates and to connect with other swappers. Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ohaupocropswappers
What is a Crop Swap?
A crop swap is a simple and rewarding way for people to share their homegrown food and garden-related items with the community. It’s a non-monetary exchange where you can trade your surplus produce, homemade goods, and gardening knowledge for things you don’t have. It’s a fantastic way to connect with your neighbors, reduce food waste, and diversify your kitchen.
What to Bring:
- Homegrown Produce: Bring your extra fruits, vegetables, and herbs.
- Homemade Goods: Jams, preserves, eggs, honey, or baked goods.
- Garden Extras: Seeds, seedlings, cuttings, or potted plants.
Why Join the Swap?
- Expand Your Harvest: Exchange your bounty for a wider variety of items.
- Meet Fellow Gardeners: Get to know local people who share your passion for growing.
- Learn and Share: Trade gardening tips, recipes, and success stories.
Since the location varies, it’s a good idea to check the Facebook page before you go. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Hosted By Suzy Randall
Suzy Randall is mentioned in the context of being a "Crop Swap Programme Manager" with Franziska von Hunerbein and working for Sustainable Taranaki. This suggests she plays a key role in the organization now, but the initial founding is attributed to Franziska von Hunerbein.
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