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Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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With rising cost of vegetables and the fact that they are often grown in sewerage water and the use of chemicals in the form of pesticides & fertilizers, it is time to be aware and keep an eye on the source it is coming from.

Growing your own food will enable you to eat fresh, clean and healthy vegetables at a hands distance from the Kitchen.

On great public demand, a beginners workshop once again.

Workshop Facilitators: Tofiq Pasha Mooraj, Fatima Almas and Izhar Ul Haq Muhammad

Registration Process: All participants must make the payment first and then register themselves at https://goo.gl/forms/I7afzjGWgBLISejY2

Registration fee:
- Adults: Rs. 1500 per participant
- Children (accompanying Parents) Rs.500.00
- Maid or Driver Rs.500.00

Payment Method: Online bank transfer at Tofiq Pasha Mooraj 1005 0981 0370 84015 Bank Al Habib , Zamzama Branch , Karachi.

Deadline for Registration: November 02, 2016

Register for the workshops at https://goo.gl/forms/I7afzjGWgBLISejY2

Note:
- Lunch and Tea will be served at the farm and are included in the registration fee.

- Detailed direction to the farm will be shared with all the registered participants 2 days before the workshop.

- Washroom is available at the farm.

In this day long workshop, you will:

- Understand the basic phenomena of growing vegetables in an urban environment

- Farm tour will guide you how our food and environment is directly and indirectly connected to our lives and of our future generations.

- Detailed understanding on soil preparation, planting seed, transplanting seedlings and protecting your vegetables from pests and diseases.

- A hands-on experience on planting your vegetables.

Talk by our very humble and famous Mr. Izhar – ul- Haq Muhammad

- Taking care of your plants organically with natural ingredients around you.

- Identifying pest attacks on plants and necessary treatments for improving and maintaining plant health

Shop with Abdul seed store for seeds, compost , organic fertilizer and simple garden tools...

Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/304239653284344/
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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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My dear Izhar;
How much in your opinion is the minimum space required for year around supply of vegetables for a small family of 4-5 and if it is going to be a container garden, then how many 14 inch pots?
The next question will follow your answer.
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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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Any rough info on locality of farm to evaluate if it suits and we can travel to attend?

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Will be waiting for answer to the query raised by Arif sb. as well.

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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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Muhammad Arif Khan wrote:My dear Izhar;
How much in your opinion is the minimum space required for year around supply of vegetables for a small family of 4-5 and if it is going to be a container garden, then how many 14 inch pots?
The next question will follow your answer.
In order to get the answers, we have arranged the workshop.... :mrgreen:
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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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Shahidk03 wrote:Any rough info on locality of farm to evaluate if it suits and we can travel to attend?

SK
Not rough but exact idea about location of farm:

https://www.google.com/maps/place/Pasha ... 4d67.21912
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Thanks

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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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Izhar wrote:
Muhammad Arif Khan wrote:My dear Izhar;
How much in your opinion is the minimum space required for year around supply of vegetables for a small family of 4-5 and if it is going to be a container garden, then how many 14 inch pots?
The next question will follow your answer.
In order to get the answers, we have arranged the workshop.... :mrgreen:
You expect me to attend from Lahore, be a little generous.
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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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In my library I have a book, THE ALLOTMENT BOOK published by Sampson Low, Berkshire House, Queens Street,Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 1NF.
I think it is very good for those who are really interested.
In my earnest opinion, such workshops are just a good outing.
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Re: Bhajitable Garden Workshop (Karachi)

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Muhammad Arif Khan wrote:In my library I have a book, THE ALLOTMENT BOOK published by Sampson Low, Berkshire House, Queens Street,Maidenhead, Berkshire SL6 1NF.
I think it is very good for those who are really interested.
In my earnest opinion, such workshops are just a good outing.
Yes Sir, it is definitely an outing or picnic sort of.. where people come with family, enjoy the farm, have good food and along with all these they learn the basics of gardening, their queries are answered then and there... its very good activity for the kids also.... who nowadays must be taught that there is a world outside the screen of their tablets, cell phones and laptops....
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