In-ground worm farming
Installing some new worm farms directly in the garden to continuously improve a poorly-performing garden bed.
Installing some new worm farms directly in the garden to continuously improve a poorly-performing garden bed.
The UN has declared 2023 the International Year of Millets, so I tried growing some millet.
As we hurtle towards winter, I’m working away in my garden to get it ready for next summer.
My first peanut harvest is in!
Six weeks ago we welcomed two new occupants in our zoo – Pam and Tommy.
Three of our heritage apple trees produced small harvests this year.
Gaining a focus on turning around the garden for another season.
We weren’t entirely unscathed by Gabrielle, but we are left feeling very grateful.
We’ve been here a while, so how close are we to being self-sufficient?
If you love eggs, you might be thinking about owning some chickens… but should you?
Four of our six garlic varieties are out of the ground! See how it went!
Time marches on and if you’re patient enough, it delights you.
This year our pine nut tree is tall enough to be our outdoor Christmas tree!
3 years ago I wrote about my frustration at my new garden. Today, it is my happy place.
How will the proposed agricultural emissions scheme affect my little farm and tiny cattle herd?