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2006 March / April

Organic Matters Magazine - March / April 2006 edition

In this issue Judith Hoad exmplains how to make your own flower remedies; Carnaun school pupils get spring sowing while Billy Clifford demonstrates all the benefits of an early start with seeds. Why are women farmers invisible? asks Mary Carroll; Gerry Galvin provides some delicious cress recipes; Gerry Browne organises a meitheal to plant his trees; and much more…

 
Back to the Future

As IOFGA celebrates 25 years, Cáit Curran looks at how the sector has progressed and examines some of the issues facing organic producers.

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A Song of Spring

The poetry of springtime preoccupies Martin Brennan as nature wakes up.

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Super Nannies

Michael Shanahan tells Cáit Curran how he built a thriving organic goat farm.

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In the Print edition…

Cock and bull Storey

David Storey, in his final column, takes a lighter look at what may await us in the next existence.

To eat meat or not to eat

Chas Griffin examines the thorny issue.

'Freeing the breath from its restless tides…'

Rose Mary Logue pays tribute to the late David Storey.

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