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Kaanga

Posted on October 26, 2010 by tewakakaiora

Kaanga or corn, can be planted in Whiringa a nuku to Hakihea (October to January). Sow seeds at a depth that is approximately three times the diameter of the seed, with 20 30cm space between them. Pick them when the … Continue reading →

Posted in kai reka, kānga, māra kai practical guide | Tagged corn growing, growing corn traditional food, kaanga, mara kai, maramataka, Te Waka Kai Ora

māori and mayan maize

Posted on May 29, 2010 by tewakakaiora

Kuia Hanui Lawrence (Ngāti Kahungunu) was telling us (Pounamu & Gretta) yesterday about the ways she has been taught to prepare maize. She is harvesting the last of her maize now, in May, having left it to harden on the … Continue reading →

Posted in Kahungungu, kānga | Tagged food sovereignty, Hua Parakore, indigenous agriculture, kaanga, kānga, kāngawai, maize, maori agriculture, Maori corn, Maori farming, Maori kai, maori organic gardening, mara kai, pungarehu, Te Waka Kai Ora, traditional kai | Leave a comment

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