16/10/2026
💫 HARVEST 💫
🧑🌾 Farming in the Tweed is shaped by rituals of work, care, and knowledge shared across generations. Dairy, cane, and banana growing have been the major agricultural industries in the Tweed, and over time an intimate understanding of the land has been learned and passed between families and communities.
🚜 These practices are expressed through the repeated acts of planting, tending, and harvest. Often collective, these acts bind people to one another and to place, forming a living tradition.
♥️ On display is a cane juice extractor, c. 1960s, donated by Jim Morrin; wooden butter pats, 1930a-1950s, donor unknown; milk bottle, donated by Mrs M.E. Lee; a sample of cane ash; and souvenir salt and pepper shakers, purchased.
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ℹ️ Ritual is open until 21 November 2026, Entry is FREE
Tweed Regional Museum is located at 2 Queensland Rd, Murwillumbah