Hills Harvest Exchange

Hills Harvest Exchange (HHE) is a community fruit and vegetable swap held on the first Saturday of the month from 10 am to noon at the Adelaide Hills Natural Resource Centre.  It is going to be held this Saturday on June 2.

Members bring along their excess home grown or home baked produce and take home any produce they can use. This reduces food wastage and food miles and gives members access to fresh food. Membership costs only $5 per year.

This month, we are commemorating  World Environment Day by celebrating the work of people who have been nominated by members of the community as Quiet Green Achievers.   If you are coming to the HHE,  you are welcome to attend the small ceremony and a shared lunch.

New members are encouraged to take part. You may come along to see what happens before you decide to join, have a cuppa and you must try the guacamole.

 

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Hills Harvest Exchange

Hills Harvest Exchange is a community fruit and vegetable swap held on the first Saturday of each month, from 10am till noon.

You are welcome to come along to see what happens before you decide to join, have a cuppa and you must try the guacamole!

Members bring along their excess home grown or home baked produce and take home any produce they can use.

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Household Battery Recycling

Most batteries contain harmful chemicals that are leached into the soil from landfill.

To reduce the number of batteries tossed into rubbish bins, the AHNRC will recycle your household batteries for you.

We have set up individual containers for different types of batteries. Collect your household batteries and bring them into the centre.

To date, 10 cartons of batteries have been collected. Well done to everyone who saved up their used batteries and brought them in to the AHNRC.

Remember, any batteries labelled “Heavy Duty” CAN go into your normal rubbish as they do not contain harmful chemicals.