Māra kai — getting started
A short educational guide for community gardens and whānau growing in Te Puke and the Bay of Plenty. This is food-system and skills content only — not medical or nutritional advice.
Why māra kai
- Local food resilience and sharing surplus with neighbours
- Skills for tamariki and community workshops
- Connection to whenua and seasonal rhythms
Spring focus
- Prepare beds and compost
- Plant kūmara slips when conditions suit your site
- Record what works in curated memory for next season
Publishing
This guide lives on the Programme resources collection alongside the programme overview. Stewards edit here in OS//Vector, then republish from Publishing when updated.
Partners
Te Puke Digital programme · Vector Group Charitable Trust governance · regional place entity in the graph.