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Field to Feast

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We are entering in to a new era in food production, in this Community we will show you how to build food resilience on either small or large scale.

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Heal your Soil and Enhance Insect Biodiversity through Green Manuring
Coming week Wednesday 22. and Thursday 23. April are ideal for sowing all bare soil in your garden with a green manure mix that doesn't just heal the soil, nourishes a great diversity of insects and birds but also will delight your soul. Improve your fertility, structure, drainage and water-holding capacity of your soil, while feeding a multitude of micro- and macro-organisms in your soil. At the same time provide flowers all summer and autumn for bees, wild bees, predator wasps, hoverflies, butterflies and seeds for birds. Use: Agricultural Chicory, Bird's Foot Trefoil, Buckwheat, Crimson Clover, Phacelia, Sunflower, Sweet Clover, Vetch, Mustard, Italian ryegrass 😉👩‍🌾
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Thank you @Hans-Gunther Kern great information 👍
Look what happened this morning 🤔
After a text book lambing Mother just walked away and deserted them. Did try them together.. she’s got different ideas 🙄. They are both ram lambs so that’s two for the pot. On a happier note lm planting out Skirret and Good King Henry both arrived this morning.
Look what happened this morning 🤔
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There is nothing better than waking up to baby lambs on the farm x
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@Allys Farmer oh that’s a challenge but lovely hand feeding them too
11days in and looking good 👍
Hey guys happy eater to you where ever you are in the world I’ve been busy growing out future food over the last weeks and wanted to show you 11days Pic 1 6 days pic 2 day 7 pic 3 11 days Isn’t life of a grower amazing to watch it all unfold Share me your pics of what your up to x
11days in and looking good 👍
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Well done keep it up 👍
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@Allys Farmer well done awesome 🙌
Tamarillo Tree
Has anyone out there grown a Tamarillo tree or bush ? I have ordered a few seeds to give it a shot.
Tamarillo Tree
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I’ve not even heard of one
Honey
I’ve never kept bees 🐝 and a few weeks ago I was kindly offered 5 hives 1 of them was had bees in. Now I have no fixed abode so I donated 2 of the hives to @Andrew Munro and sent the other 3 to a friend in Somerset. Since then I’ve ended up on my friends small holding with the bees in Somerset running the vegetable gardens. So this week I’ve been playing with honey lots of honey as the hive’s although they had no bees were full of honey. So here is a few pics of my last few days 😊
Honey
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@Margaret Gambardella this is something I’ve never tried and this is the year to grow baby grow
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