Connect & Learn + Share Table

Growing Your Own Superfoods: The Dynamics of Nutrition Gardening

presented by Graeme Sait, CEO Nutri-Tech Solutions

Monday 18 May 2026

6.30 pm - 8.30 pm

at Level 3 Meeting Rooms, Toowoomba City Library,

Corner of Herries and Victoria Streets, Toowoomba, QLD 4350

or online via Zoom

You'll receive the Zoom link after you book.

This event is organised by Permaculture Toowoomba Inc.

Bookings are Essential

Please book so we have your contact details and know how many will be attending.

What We'll Do

6.30 pm - Learn - Growing Your Own Superfoods: The Dynamics of Nutrition Gardening

Presented by Graeme Sait, CEO Nutri-Tech Solutions

In this fascinating, 60 minute presentation, acclaimed Author/Presenter, Graeme Sait, will demonstrate the profound links between soil health, planetary health and the health of you and your family.

A host of tips and strategies will be shared to help you grow nutrient-dense, chemical-free food, with forgotten flavours, extended shelf-life, and greater medicinal qualities.

Nutrition Gardening addresses root causes, to reduce pest pressure and increase stress-free, gardening fun. This involves understanding the relationships between minerals, microbes and humus.

Here are some of the core concepts that will be discussed:

Discover how a healthy soil equates to a happy planet and hardy people. Carbon sequestration in your garden can be a major contributor to countering the global heating challenge.
Understand the basics of mineral soil fertility, including the importance of pH, key mineral ratios, the supreme importance of calcium, and the important roles of neglected trace minerals.
Learn how to feed your soil life and how to replenish this workforce with new recruits via home production of microbial inoculums (DIY living fertilisers).
Improve your skills by monitoring your progress. You will learn several strategies to measure minerals and microbes in your soil.
Discover proactive pest management where a simple focus upon strengthening cell walls can often be a game changer.
Understand the importance of mulch and cover crops, that can provide a living mulch impact
You will also be treated to a host of human health strategies that can help ensure you live a longer, happier, healthier life.

About Graeme Sait

Graeme Sait is the CEO and co-founder of Nutri-Tech Solutions (NTS), a world leader in regenerative agriculture. He is also an author/educator responsible for over 300 published articles and a popular book, "Nutrition Rules". He created the internationally acclaimed, five day, “Certificate In Nutrition Farming”, and authored the associated, 360 page training manual.

His latest teaching vehicle, “The Nutrition Farming Podcast” has become an International phenomenon with hundreds of thousands of listens in over 70 countries. Graeme is a sought after speaker, specialising is soil health, plant health and animal health. More recently, that emphasis has expanded to include planetary health, in recognition of the link between humus and carbon sequestration.

His TED talk “Humus Saves the World”, has had half a million views. His more recent video contribution involves his popular, “How to do it”, YouTube series, which is now in its fifth season.

Graeme is also an expert in human nutrition and his fascinating presentations cover every aspect of wellness. His seminars are often described as "life changing".

Visit the Nutri-Tech Solutions website www.nutri-tech.com.au.

Read all past Nutrition Matters Blog Articles at Nutrition Matters blog.

Listen to the Nutrition Farming Podcast at https://nutri-tech.com.au/pages/nutrition-farming-podcast.

Watch the How to Do It YouTube series at https://www.youtube.com/user/NutriTechSolutions

7.45 pm – Connect – Light Supper (provided) and Share Table

A light supper will be served (including Gluten Free and Vegan options).

Please bring your own KeepCup or mug so we can reduce waste.

Sharing of produce on the Share Table opens after the presentation to allow plenty of time for everyone to place their donations, and then allow you to browse, connect and make your selections during supper.

Parking

Free off-street parking is available under the library (enter from Victoria Street).

Access

The venue has access for wheelchairs, walking frames, and strollers as needed. Everyone is welcome (including children with parental supervision).

We hope we see you there!

What to Bring

KeepCup or similar for your drink at supper (we're trying to minimise waste)
Donations of surplus produce for the Share Table

Share Table

Do you have surplus?

We encourage you to bring your surplus produce, plants, seeds, books, craft supplies, and resources to share with others at our events.

Some ideas of what you could bring include – fruit, vegetables, herbs, eggs, honey, milk, jams, pickles, preserves, jars, ferments, starters, SCOBYs, seeds, plants, seedlings, cuttings, tubers, pots, tools, gardening magazines, permaculture books, recipes, patterns, manure, coffee grounds, compost additives, worms, mealworms, wool, fabric, craft supplies, soap, natural cleaning products, plastic alternatives, produce bags – the list is extensive.

Please bring whatever you can and then take home whatever you need within our culture of generosity and free sharing.

Cost

Financial Members of Permaculture Toowoomba Inc. - Free
First time visitors to a Permaculture Toowoomba Inc. event - $10.00
Non-Members - $20.00
Children attending with an Adult - Free (but please book so we know the total numbers)

Membership 2026

Annual Membership of Permaculture Toowoomba Inc. is due by 31 December each year. It's only $50 per person or $40 for a second or subsequent adult living in the same home.

Financial Members can attend regular events and workshops during the year at no cost.

You can pay your membership for 2026 at checkout when you book to attend this event.

Membership forms will be available at the event for anyone wishing to join, or available here for download at http://www.permaculturetoowoomba.com.au/membership/

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