Community Projects

We work closely with community groups to provide training and expertise around seedling propagation and food production. We also support schools and community organisations with fundraising. Please contact us to discuss your project ideas.

Roof-top Farm Project

2020 - Currently Running
We are currently setting up

At
Supported by
Burwood Brickworks, Fraser Property, Acre and Moving Feast

Social enterprise urban farms

2019 - Present, East Reservoir, West Heidelberg
We are currently engaging community, councils and other social enterprises regarding starting Social Enterprise Urban Farms. More information will be added shortly.

Bulk Order Program

2020, Melbourne
We are in the early stages of setting up a Bulk Order Program to support local farmers and home growers purchase organic inputs. We are modeling the program on NOFA's Bulk Order Program.

Community Soil Blocking

2020, Melbourne
We organise Community Soil Blocking Days where people can come together and start their seedlings in a fun atmosphere. Get together and share knowledge and tools and take home your seedlings. Conserve resources by sharing Soil Blocking tools and seeds.

This event has been postponed until further notice.

Past Projects

Seedling Propagation Project @ Alice House

2014 - 2016, West Heidelberg, VIC
Together, KABUU and Olympic Adult Education @ Alice House, a community gathering place in West Heidelberg, ran a seedling propagation project. The aim was to share propagation skills to a small group of volunteers. The volunteers propagated and cared for seedlings, which were sold at the Malahang Festival & The Olympic Village Makers Market. All proceeds went back into the project.

Vanuatu Sustainable Nurseries

2015, Port Vila, Vanuatu
In November 2015, Richard, traveled to Port Vila, Vanuata to share his knowledge of Soil Blocking with local growers. Following Tropical Cyclone Pam's devastation, three nurseries were started by Live & Learn Environmental Education Vanuatu to support local farmers. The project aim was to successfully transitioned the nurseries to using Soil Blocks and local compost to raise seedlings instead of plastic cell trays and imported potting mix. KABUU is grateful for being able to contribute a small part to a great initiative. KABUU acknowledges the support of Ladbrooke Soil Blockers UK, who donated Soil Blocking tools, and the Hurstbridge Sow & Garden Club.