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Sweet Chestnuts

Sweet Chestnut Flour – the gluten free way to enjoy cake!

Making sweet chestnut flour is worthwhile, especially if you have an intolerance to wheat as this sweet tasting flour is gluten free. Chestnut is a good source of carbohydrate and… Read more »

Food & Drink, Foraging Recipes, Smallholding, Sustainable Living    foraging recipes, sweet chestnut, sweet chestnut flour recipe
Making charcoal

A Guide to Charcoal Making

Charcoal making is a fairly easy process, and requires a little equipment and some time. Charcoal has lots of uses, from purifying water to providing fuel for cooking. If you… Read more »

Smallholding, Sustainable Living, Woodland    charcoal, making charcoal, profit from woodland, woodland

Benefits of Raised Garden Beds for Growing Vegetables

Raised garden beds are a popular way to grow fruit and vegetables. Aside from making your garden look neat and tidy, there are some other benefits of raised garden beds…. Read more »

Sustainable Living, Vegetable Garden    growing veg, raised garden beds, vegetable garden
keeping chickens cool in summer

Keeping Chickens Cool in Summer – how to avoid heat stress

Keeping chickens cool in summer months can sometimes be a struggle, especially during a heat wave. Your flock will appreciate some extra care to help them cope when the temperatures… Read more »

Chickens, Livestock, Smallholding    chickens, keeping chickens cool, poultry, summer poultry care
choosing the right garden tiller

Choosing the right Tiller for your Garden

Garden tillers, or rotavators, make light work of cultivating soil and are a great solution to preparing the garden for growing fruit and vegetables, taking the work and time out… Read more »

Smallholding, Vegetable Garden    improving soil, rotavator, soil cultivation, tiller
what is eating my seedlings

What is Eating Seedlings?

After this year’s seedlings got off to a great start, I woke up to find something has nibbled all the leaves off overnight. It’s pretty annoying to say the least…. Read more »

Natural Pest Control, Smallholding, Vegetable Garden    natural garden, natural pest control, seedlings, slugs
recipes for foraged greens

Hedgerow Pesto – Recipes for Foraged Greens

It’s that time of year when delicious wild edibles are bursting into life. Plants such as wild garlic, Jack-By-The-Hedge and hairy bittercress are all coming to their best during this… Read more »

Food & Drink, Foraging Recipes    foraging, hedgerow, recipes
Planting trees on farmland

Planting Trees on Farmland – how it helps your farm or smallholding

Planting trees on farmland has lots of benefits for a healthy eco-system. A healthy eco-system relies on a harmonious natural environment. This means a diversity of plants, insects and wildlife,… Read more »

EcoSystem, Livestock, Sustainable Living, Woodland    improving soil, livestock wellbeing, shelterbelt trees, trees for wildlife
Natural pest control in the veggie garden

Natural Pest Control in the Vegetable Garden. Leave it to nature…

Slugs, snails and insects such as aphids, have just one thing on their minds, and that’s eating the fruit and vegetable crops you are spending your time and energy to… Read more »

EcoSystem, Natural Pest Control, Sustainable Living, Vegetable Garden    natural garden, natural pest control
alder tree

Alder Tree – A Guide to Woodland Trees

Alder Tree (Alnus glutinosa) An Alder tree is a member of the Birch tree family. This deciduous tree grows quickly to a height of approximately 25 feet, and is fairly short… Read more »

Woodland    Alder tree, woodland trees

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