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Testimonies
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"Absolutely wonderful innovation to add to my productive food garden. I had to remove raised garden beds at the back of my property due to invasion from the roots of neighbouring trees. The Foodcube provided the answer as it is a prime growing area in terms of sun and location.
Easy to assemble, Marc and his team are friendly, helpful and reliable and nothing is too much trouble. Add to this the fact that the Foodcube is constructed from plastic destined for landfill and they’re pretty much perfect. So thrilled to be one of the first to install this product, and it’s so great to see environmental engineering work at both a commercial and domestic level. Looking forward to a summer crop like no other! Highly recommended." - Hannah Snowdon |
"This was my first time planting vegetables and I never knew what to expect and how good it was going to feel to actually grow my own veggies.
I have planted carrots, lettuce, rocket ,capsicums, tomatoes bok choy, radish, snow peas, spring onions, coriander and parsley. Its been a learning curve for me to not only know how to look after the plants but also how to pick and use them. It proves even though I have a disability I can do anything. It's been awesome using the Biofilta Foodcubes and I can't wait to see everything grow more." -Em Blyth |
"We bought these Foodcubes for our VCAL edible garden project that we have created in our school. We decided to use the product for a more suitable planet friendly garden.
IT HAS CAME OUT GREAT! Our entire class is so proud of how things worked so smoothly and even other students and teachers and asking about the Foodcubes. (Our veggies) look and taste great, and we don't have to focus on watering them all the time! Over the school summer holidays we are going to test to see if our leeks and tomatoes will grow with checking the water level only every second week. We as a class have full faith it will be a success! Thank you for making this product available." - Shelby and Aliyah from Gisborne Secondary College |
Projects
Cirrus Fine Coffee |
Melbourne Skyfarm |
Athol Road Primary School
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Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre |
Food Security in the Pacific
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Kensington Stockyard Food Garden |