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8 years at Dalmore / Meet Rocky / Dead lamb
Monday 14 May Eight years in! Can’t believe we’ve been here eight years – and yet it feels like we’ve been here forever. At the start, we used…
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Pruning weeding and fedging
Well, not surprisingly for February, the weather’s been a bit changeable. We haven’t had any snow but we did have heavy rain Thursday into Friday and the fields are…
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Li'l Bud
Back in 2009, our very first ewe to lamb was Jinx; she had a tup lamb that we called Li'l Bud. I got rather attached and decided to sell him for breeding in autumn 2010. To…
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Keeping Geese: Breeds and Management by Chris Ashton
Keeping Geese is a complete guide to the domesticated goose. It shows how this intelligent bird has been absorbed into different cultures throughout history: from the taming of…
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Grey / Cabbage / Blueberries
Monday 4th July Dry, some sun and a rather brisk breeze. I don’t know what happened to last week, but my To Do list is scarily long. Keeping too many plates…
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Snowdrops / Sunshine / Spring cleaning
Monday 15th February The thaw is well underway now. The ditch is high but running freely. I let the cattle out this morning but it’s going to be too wet to let them…
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Thaw / Steers out / Hogget / Orchard
Monday 5th March Most of the snow has now gone; it’s been grey and rainy and miserable but at least the taps have unfrozen. After the thaw, the flooding. Culvert our…
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Poultry update
Our Hubbard meat chicks are now 7 weeks old and will be changing from chick crumbs to grower / finisher pellets over the next week or so. They are all growing well and have…
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Pickling and stuff
It's piddling rain here today. The hills have disappeared in a shroud of cloud. On the bright side. it's not cold and it's given me an opportunity to try out the Driza-bone coat…
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Chicken & Eggs: River Cottage Handbook No.11 by Mark Diacono
Chickens are a fantastic addition to a garden or outdoors space - you don't have to live in the back of beyond to have a few clucking around and giving you fresh eggs. They come in…
