Preparing for a cyclone
A look into what we do to prepare when the warning comes.
A look into what we do to prepare when the warning comes.
When we noticed our tap water was acidic, we decided to get the tank cleaned. Here’s how it went.
The next stage in the evolution of my wee garden.
A wander around the garden highlights in winter 2025.
Cyclone Tam roared through the country last week, and the fallout took a while to settle.
Dairy prices are rising again, so I’m beginning to wonder if I should bring production in-house…
We’re out sweating on the paddocks, clearing off the grass and gorse.
Some major work has been occurring in the subdivision that will make visiting us easier and more pleasant.
We weren’t entirely unscathed by Gabrielle, but we are left feeling very grateful.
The rain fell quite spectacularly this week. We’re now in our fourth year of weather monitoring, so how wet has the last year been?
The storms last weekend brought down a couple of nīkau palms near our fence line. How did we sort this one out?
Richard managed to snag the free use of a digger for an hour, and we did something I’ve wanted to do for YEARS.
Simultaneously the most boring, difficult, and utterly necessary bit of owning a farm.
I need a non-gardening hobby, so I’m looking to do some restoration work on our 1965 classic kiwi caravan. Come take a peek at her.
I built something on the farm and now I don’t have to roll in cow poop!