Some of the shop staff, Izzy, Maddy and Katharina, are off to pastures new. Jenny Thornhill, Shop Manager, explains how much help they’ve been in the shop over the Covid-19 period and what is next on each of their journeys.
Read MoreWhen the sun comes out, the poly tunnels start heating up. Great for tomatoes and cucumbers, but tough for the gardeners that keep everything growing. Nir Halfon, Garden Manager, explains how his team have managed with the 30℃+ temperatures this year.
Read MoreGrooming is universally recognised as a bonding experience. As well as seeing to personal hygiene, it helps to establish relationships between animals.
Read MoreFarmer and shepherd, Gala Bailey-Barker, reports on her experience of shearing this year and being able to get hands on with the flock.
Read MoreFancy getting involved in the garden? As the season picks up, many hands make speedy work of soft fruit processing and weeding. Nir Halfon, Garden Manager, also tells of how Covid-19 has changed the demographic of volunteers on the farm.
Read MoreFarmer and Shepherd, Gala Bailey-Barker, reflects on a successful lambing and all the factors that helped bring it together.
Read MoreHelp from the volunteers is making all the difference in the garden this year.
Read MoreShop Manager, Jenny Thornhill, explains the stark differences between small scale, mixed Biodynamic farming and large scale industrial monocultures and gives her opinion on the cultural climate towards eating meat and drinking milk. Does farming how we do hold the answers to many of the problems we face with the environment today?
Read MorePlaw Hatch Farmer and Shepherd, Gala Bailey-Barker, discusses the exciting changes happening with our chickens this year.
Read MoreGarden Manager, Nir Halfon, speaks of his presentation at the Oxford Real Farming Conference and discusses the problems with industrial farming and the modern diet.
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Maya, Miriam and Louisa kicked the year off by attending the Oxford Real Farming Conference.