Once again, it’s time to top up the chooks, which means baby chickens!

Winter doesn’t mean there’s nothing to do in the garden. Find out what needs doing, and what can be planted in June.

We’re out sweating on the paddocks, clearing off the grass and gorse.

Mushrooms are popping up all over our paddock, and we are enjoying the hunt!

All you need to know about worm farming. From sourcing worms to harvesting vermicast. Works at any scale, including under your kitchen sink!

Take some old toys, a new hobby, and a dash of creativity.

Some major work has been occurring in the subdivision that will make visiting us easier and more pleasant.

A reliable, delicious way to deal with an arm of quickly-ripening bananas. Freezes well too.

There’s been changes to the pecking order of our flock, and it’s come with benefits!

How to collect, clean, store, and swap seeds from your garden. The skill that makes gardening significantly cheaper, and more resilient.

The gardens are starting to really pay off!

The garlic harvest is in – and for sale!

A few of the things I’ve been up to over my summer break.

The last blog of 2023. I’d like to start 2024 on a new page, so I’m taking a longer-than-usual break from the blog this summer.

The first half of this year’s garlic is up, and the results are… not great.

Ever wonder what I do in a week? Well, here’s one week in my life.

A round up of what I’ve been up to in the garden over the last couple of weeks.

The simplest and most satisfying thing to do with fresh green garlic. Every garlic grower should know this one.

I left the farm for a whole 8 days! I had so much fun! Here are some highlights.

Weirdly, life isn’t all about gardening. Sometimes you’ve gotta find some balance.

Some edible flowers you can get easily established in your garden. Ready and fresh for any special occasion.