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At Harvest | 12 August, 2023

At Harvest | 12 August, 2023

The live and direct edition: Market report, Hawk's home game weekend, a strong showing and celebrity likes! This edition of the 'at Harvest' blog/newsletter/rambling is coming to you live and direct from the prep bench at The Still in Hobart. As our resident chef/blog...

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At Harvest | 5th August, 2023

At Harvest | 5th August, 2023

agriCULTURED weekend, Kimchi workshops, the 'at Harvest' report and a shameless plug. Pretty standard working folk's fare in the newsletter slash blog this week. Far from standard events and goings on around both our market and the city in general. With agriCULUTURED...

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At Harvest | 29 July, 2023

At Harvest | 29 July, 2023

Shock horror, the market report, kimchi ferments and a packed August. It's pretty much August. Which means it's pretty much Christmas. We're exaggerating of course, but only slightly. It may well be technically the depths of winter, if you still subscribe to that view...

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At Harvest | 22 July 2023

At Harvest | 22 July 2023

The Market 101 edition. Ch ch ch ch changes, super coffee, the market report, welcome back Graheme, and 12 tonnes of grain. Market 101: Don't move anyone around. It is disruptive to both stallholders and patrons. It's kinda the golden rule, and you never do it if you...

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At Harvest | 15 July 2023

At Harvest | 15 July 2023

The 100th edition. At least from this author. Records for the 'at Harvest' blog date back to September 2018. Pre-covid, if anyone can remember such a time. In reality, there are 258 posts here, all following two golden rules. Don't speak in the first person, and make...

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At Harvest | 8 July 2023

At Harvest | 8 July 2023

Your (99th) weekly market report, plus the waste audit, plastic-free dreams, goodbye daffodils, hello olives at Harvest. We're right in the thick of it now. The fog of winter has set in and conditions are noticeably damper at Harvest of late. The tide of daylight has...

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At Harvest | 1 July, 2023

At Harvest | 1 July, 2023

Happy New Financial Year! The market report, the conference report, and the events report. May you all receive hefty refunds and remain audit-free. Though the depths of winter are slowly passing, change may not be in the air and in the branches just yet. However, the...

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At Harvest | 24 June 2023

At Harvest | 24 June 2023

The Bounce Back Edition: Many happy returns, special appearances, extracurricular activities and shameless plugs. There is no hiding that it's been a little grey and drizzly at Harvest these last two weeks. This is why it's so great to see that our patron community is...

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At Harvest | 17 June, 2023

At Harvest | 17 June, 2023

The Market Edition - General commentary, market rundown, cheat's truffle pizza. WInter's produce is really on song this season, with favourable growing conditions not seen in recent years. At Harvest, the squash are sweet and tender, the leeks are rich and finely...

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At Harvest | 10 June 2023

At Harvest | 10 June 2023

At Harvest - The Events Edition: Cross Pollinate, AgriCULTURED, miso workshops, Junction Arts, and the obligatory market report. It seems that now winter has set in, everyone has had time to get to their desks. From their desks, they dream up ideas and send emails. At...

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At Harvest | 3 June, 2023

At Harvest | 3 June, 2023

Winter's chronicle begins at Harvest, the market in brief, and further reading. June 3rd brings us winter's first market and honestly, it sort of shows. With some staff down with illness and the slowish season truly set in, things are pretty chill this week at...

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At Harvest | 27 May, 2023

At Harvest | 27 May, 2023

The Chill Edition - the last week of Autumn, produce, projects, products, people. There is no denying that the pace and personnel are a little slower in the cooler months at Harvest. And that's kind of OK. We try to use our time wisely, and with so many little...

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