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Kaanga
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
Taewa, Riwai Spuds
Taewa, riwai[1] Taewa, riwai or Māori potatoes are some of the most deeply treasured Māori foods available to us today. Ironically they are not native to Aotearoa or even Polynesia but instead originate from South America . There are 18 … Continue reading
Posted in kai reka, māori potato/riwai/peruperu, māra kai practical guide
Tagged growing organic food, Maori kai, maori potatoes, peruperu, potatoes, riwai, taewa, Te Waka Kai Ora
Hua Parakore a hit in Oz
Biofarm, Koha Biz and Te Waka Kai Ora teamed up to test the Australian market response to pure Maori product in August at the Australian Organic Expo in Sydney. Check out the following clip for the fantastic response to Biofarm’s … Continue reading
Ministerial Tautoko for Hua Parakore
The Minister Rt. Hon. Georgina Te Heuheu commended the work of Te Waka Kai Ora in advancing Hua Parakore Tikanga Verification for Mahinga Kai in her address to a consultation hui held in Wellington Turnbull House, Wellington on 16th September … Continue reading
Ki te manaaki te Mauri o nga taonga katoa
TWKO is a national organisation with an active vision to promote a pathway for a healthier Whenua, and Healthier community to ensure harmony exist on this earth. Our 10 year goal is to educate and feed ourselves under the guidance … Continue reading
AGM 11th September 2010
Te Waka Kai Ora AGM We would like to invite you to our AGM on the 11th September to be held at Whaingaroa Kite Whenua Trust, Kokiri Centre on Riria Kereopa Memorial Drive Raglan from 9am onwards. Nau Mai Haere … Continue reading
biofarm is Hua Parakore!
Friday 30th July was a very special day for the Te Waka Kai Ora kaupapa whanau. Te Waka Kai Ora Chairman Percy Tipene and Executive Member Geneva Hildreth made the journey to the Tait-Jamieson whenua in the Manawatu to award … Continue reading
Hikoi Ki te Motu
Posted in Conferences, Hua Parakore, Kahungungu, Manawatu, Tainui, Taranaki, Te Taihauauru, Te Tairawhiti, Te Taitokerau, Te Wai Pounamu, Tāmaki-makau-rau, Whanganui, Whanganui a Tara
Tagged Geneva Hildreth, Hikoi ki te motu, Hua Parakore, maori agriculture, Maori farming, maori organic gardening, mara kai, Percy Tipene, Te Waka Kai Ora
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hua parakore research update
Tino rangatiratanga o ngā Hua Māori! The Hua Parakore kaupapa goes from strength to strength with the end of the research project now in sight. The closer we get to completion the more the emphasis goes into ensuring that the … Continue reading
kai atua, kai tangata, rongoa atua, rongoa tangata
E konei ka puta nga ahuatanga mahi Rongoa, Kai, nga tohu rangatira a nga Tohunga, e matakite, nui ona Matauranga mo “Tua-Atea” (real world) ko te whariki mo te timatatanga o nga kakano o nga mea katoa, mai e te … Continue reading

