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e-Feedback Summer 2011

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Competition Terms and Conditions

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Neutrog Competition Terms and Conditions

SMS Competitions (All)

· Winners will be randomly drawn

· Winners will be notified by phone

· Prizes will be collectable from 1 pre-selected Neutrog Stockist on a seasonal basis

· Prize is neither transferable nor exchangeable for cash

· Employees of participating publishing houses, retail stores & their families may not enter

Closing Dates

GardenShop - 30 November 2011
SA Garden/SA Tuin Magazine - 31 December 2011
Stodels - 15 January 2012
The Gardener/Die Tuinier - 31 January 2012

Summer e-Newsletter Mailer Competitions

· Closing date is Thursday 22 Dec 2011. Winners will be randomly drawn by 15 January 2012

· Winners will be notified by phone/email or annouced on Twitter/Facebook

· Prizes can either be collected from a participating stockist or will be sent via post

· Prize is neither transferable nor exchangeable for cash

Seamungus

Tue, 22 Sep 2009 20:35:43 -0700

Seamungus hits shelves

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0700

We are excited to annouce that Seamungus has made it to the shelves of nurseries and home stores in Gauteng, KZN and the Western Cape! Right in time for spring fertilising - gearing up for a long hot South African summer up ahead. To learn more about this new product click here.

For exciting giveaways visit the Neutrog SA Facebook page or sign up to become a Pooh Bah Club member and be the first to hear about exclusive competitions.

Organic Classrooms - teaching and growing

Mon, 24 Oct 2011 00:00:00 -0700

Neutrog donated a ton of Seamungus to SEED, which was used in some of their organic classroom projects. They faced a real challenge, as the ground in the areas they were working in 'had virtually no organic matter or water holding capacity' says Bood Carver, SEED Lead Facilitator. Seamungus was an excellent option to use here since it comprises of rich organic matter and excellent water-holding capacity. See pictures of their gardens and veggies since using Seamungus!

More about the Organic Classroom Concept:

The Organic Classroom has been a success because of the way it completely transforms the learning environment. It brings an agriculturally productive ecosystem, with the diversity, stability and resilience of natural ecosystems, directly into the school grounds.

The Organic Classroom Program partners schools for three years, each year with a slightly different focus building on the skills of the previous year. We identify champions in each school, teachers who are eager and interested and give them support and encouragement. Our facilitators provide weekly mentoring of teachers to plan and deliver education in the garden. Continued mentoring and support is essential to build capacity of teachers and students to affect a degree of self-sufficiency for each school. SEEDs lessons are based on the needs of the garden and the Western Cape Education Department's compulsory work schedule for teachers. This means that SEEDs work supports teachers in the relevant delivery of Outcomes Based Education. After three years we leave each school with inspired learners and teachers, and a productive, beautiful garden for food security and education.

(Taken from www.seed.org.za)

Seamungus

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