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What a pleasant surprise to see this article in the Whitehorse Leader. The Transition team for the Whitehorse area are making the most of used coffee grounds, collecting them from local cafes. Thanks guys – keep up the great work!! … Continue reading
Oh the joy my friends for mushrooms are now a part of the Ground to Ground menu. They grow well with coffee grounds you see, black gold see, sweet sweet grounds see.
Plenty more posts of coffee grounds and mushrooms to follow…
The art of coffee making can take years to perfect. Having the right equipment is the best first step, so let’s go through the options. Standard Coffee Maker These use a powered pump and push the necessary amount of water … Continue reading
If you fall into one of these, you are at the right place:
This is the only map of its type, so let’s join the dots!
So you know a place that gives out their grounds? Take a minute to use the form below and make a lasting difference. If they are already on Google Maps, just send me the map page URL.
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
The concert hall at the Syndey Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 49,000 times in 2011. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 18 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.
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To my friend, I wanted to write a quick thank you note for your support this year with the Ground to Ground initiative. Shared between us all during 2011, we have saved many tonnes of used coffee grounds from going … Continue reading
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What a great way to finish off 2011 – with a Ground to Ground article on the well respected Earth Garden magazine (Summer, No 158). Among the many other excellent articles, I discuss why collecting coffee grounds is a good … Continue reading
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Making your own compost is a must-do for the enterprising gardener. When it comes to getting bulky, organic material that’ll benefit your growing world, whether on expansive or modest plots, creating your own mulch is the way to go. Easy … Continue reading
Comet Coffee operate up at Mackay in Queensland, and are making very good use of their spent coffee grounds – They really want to give back to their community.
Jane Turner is the owner of Comet Coffee, and approached me some time ago to get involved in this as one of their many environmental activities.
Thank you Jane, and great work with the coffee grounds dispensor.
All I can add is ‘Groovy Baby!’
