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What’s in the new issue of Pip Magazine
Pip’s Issue 32 is packed full of inspiration and information to start the new season on the front foot. In this issue we:
- share how to create a diverse living pantry at your place
- provide an in-depth guide to pruning fruit trees,
- take you into four nonna’s kitchens who share their pasta-making secrets
- remind you of the importance of taking time to rest and recharge
- visit an organic farm in NSW’s Northern Rivers where a shared farming arrangement is creating far more than nutrient-dense food
- meet an Indigenous woman who makes possum-skin cloaks
- learn how to turn your winter produce into delicious dishes
- discover how easy it is to make biochar at home
- take a tour of a small sustainable studio-style home
As well as all our regular seed-saving, foraging and how-to guides and a bunch of tips for growing food in winter and more.
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Latest Pip Inspiration
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Living Plastic Free With Little Ones
Having a baby but striving to live plastic free? Here are five ways you can have a “plastic free…
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Healthy Honey Granola Recipe
With its natural sweetness, this honey granola recipe is a healthy alternative to sugary breakfast cereals.
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How To Make Your Own Biochar
Help your garden and vegie patch thrive by making your own biochar. We show you how…
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7 Things To Love About Winter
As the seasons turn from autumn to winter, here are seven things to love about the colder months.
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10 Reasons Why Aquaponics is a Great Way To Grow Food
Growing vegies and fish in a closed-loop aquaponics system can be a healthy, sustainable and low-maintenance way to grow…
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Apitherapy: 3 Ways With Medicinal Honey
Apitherapy is the practice of using bee products such as honey to prevent and treat a host of miladies….
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Easy Fingerless Gloves Pattern
Say goodbye to cold hands this winter with these easy-to-knit fingerless gloves pattern.
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Issue 32 Out Now!
Pip’s Issue 32 is packed full of inspiration and information to start the new season on the front foot….
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Helping Create A Sustainable Future
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Enjoy this and all our regular articles on foraging, seed saving, reducing waste and our ethical product reviews.
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Pip Videos
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Urban Foraging: A Beginner’s Guide: Video Series
Autumn is a great time for urban foraging. Here’s a handy guide to the fruits, nuts and weeds that can all be foraged.
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How To Make Tomato Passata: Video Series
Here is our easy recipe to make tomato passata. This is a great way to preserve tomatoes so you can eat them when they…
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How to Make Sourdough Bread: Video Series
Ready to take your sourdough bread to the next level? This recipe will create a beautiful artisan-style bread, and is a step up from…
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How To Make Compost Tea (Homemade Liquid Fertiliser): Video Series
Learn how to make your own liquid fertiliser, sometimes called a compost tea. With just two ingredients you can create a great garden booster!
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Grow Your Own Food
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How To Make Your Own Biochar
Help your garden and vegie patch thrive by making your own biochar. We show you how…
![Mushroom pate recipe](https://pipmagazine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Mushroom-pate-recipe.jpg)
7 Things To Love About Winter
As the seasons turn from autumn to winter, here are seven things to love about the colder months.
![Growing vegies and fish in a closed-loop aquaponics system can be a healthy, sustainable and low-maintenance way to grow food at home.](https://pipmagazine.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/10-Reasons-Why-Aquaponics-is-a-Great-Way-To-Grow-Food-3.jpg)
10 Reasons Why Aquaponics is a Great Way To Grow Food
Growing vegies and fish in a closed-loop aquaponics system can be a healthy, sustainable and low-maintenance way to grow food at home.
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How To Make Quick Compost
Want to start reaping the benefits of a compost pile for your garden… quickly? We show you how to make quick compost……
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Pip Podcast #42: Amanda Reynolds
In this Pip Podcast, we chat Amanda Reynolds, a Guringai Yuin woman. She’s an artist, storyteller, possum skin cloak maker, curator and a sharer of knowledge.
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Pip Podcast #41: Alison Pouliot
In this Pip Podcast, we chat to ecologist, author and environmental photographer Alison Pouliot about the diverse world of fungi and its importance in our ecological networks.
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Pip Podcast #40: Jane Hilliard
As overconsumption continues to drive the climate crisis, Tasmanian building designer, Jane Hilliard, is quietly trumpeting the idea that less is actually more.
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Pip Podcast #39: Rod Angelo
In Pid Podcast #39, we talk to Rod Angelo (aka The Happy Farmer), about making his business viable by turning waste streams into inputs that would otherwise have cost money.
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