A sprightly 84-year-old woman who loves kombucha has started a produce-sharing group.
June Bright was inspired to start Crop Swap Te Awamutu after reading that Cambridge had started one.
The group is a branch of Crop Swap Aotearoa, which started in New Plymouth in 2014 and has since spread all around the world.
![June Bright was inspired to start Crop Swap Te Awamutu after reading that Cambridge had started one. Pictured is Crop Swap Cambridge founder Rebecca Jenkins at the Cambridge Community Garden.](https://www.nzherald.co.nz/resizer/v2/ATY4TSTSYJ73ERGHWHF6HXYGEQ.jpg?auth=99ef1d1af4376d836b7280c8d57d45206c90f1ed05479a7c307c52eed3415601&width=16&height=11&quality=70&smart=true)
Crop Swap brings together backyard gardeners, home bakers and food foragers keen to swap high-quality local food on a regular basis.