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30th January
Last week we starting blocking seeds.
We have started a bit earlier than usual this year, and have already blocked ten thousand red spring onions, five thousand kohl rabi and five thousand spring...
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28th November
It has been another week of rain, luckily not quite as much as last week so no flooding.
So most of the produce we are harvesting is covered in mud, but the benefit of it being so wet is that...
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21st November
It has been a very wet week, luckily we do all the harvesting with a vintage Ferie 135 and the compact Siroma, both have no cabs and both 2 wheel drive, but even with trailers there is very little weight.
The...
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14th November
Thats been another week of unseasonably warm weather, 16 degrees most days, the weeds in the tunnels are still growing, and this week we will need to do a bit of weeding in there.
All the main...
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7th november
Last week we had our soil association inspection.We get inspected every year, and they go through every detail of what we buy in.
We must have certificates for any produce we buy,...
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31st October
There has been no newsletter over the last two weeks, it has been a tad busy with come and pick your own pumpkins at the farm.
This year we done it over two weekends, in the past we have only...
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10th October
That’s all the pumpkins in of off the field, we have one thousand six hundred.
Last year we had over two thousand.
This year’s pumpkin seeds all came from Tamar...
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3rd October
Last week we started cutting the pumpkins and lying them out.
Pumpkins cut straight of the plant are usually green, and if you are wanting them to eat and not carve, they wouldn’t be the...
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26th September
It’s come round to the time of the year for squash plants.
It was a very warm year for them which they love, but pretty much zero rain for most of the summer.
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12th September
This week we started our carrots, first time we have ever sown them.
They are a wee bit later than carrots would usually be ready.
But two things are the reason for that, one it was such...