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homesteading smallholding

How We Began Our Smallholding / Homesteader Life

We want to explain a little about where we live, how we live and look at why we chose this life because let’s face it, no-one chooses to be a …

Chickens homesteading smallholding

Bird Flu and Chicken Boredom Busters

We started keeping chickens so that we could free range them and raise them to high welfare standards. Unfortunately, bird flu (caused by the Avian Influenza virus) has become a …

Garden Grow Your Own

Jerusalem Artichokes – Underrated and Perennial

How many of you have heard of Jerusalem Artichokes? Not the Globe Artichokes that you can easily buy in the supermarket, but Jerusalem Artichokes? No? No-one? Well you’re not alone. …

fruit garden Garden homesteading smallholding Trees

The last of the Fruit Harvest (thank goodness!)

If you’ve been reading our blog you’ll know that we are self sufficient in fruit. That is unless we decide we want a banana or pineapple which struggle in the …

homesteading Maintenance smallholding

Maintaining Our Woodburning Esse Oven

We are incredibly proud of our little cottage. It’s bigger now but back in the 1700s it was only a 2 up/2 down arrangement and our lounge would have been …

homesteading Maintenance smallholding

Time to Repair and Paint Barn Windows

We love our smallholding/homestead. Our year is dictated by the seasons. In winter we decorate the inside of the house, clear and tidy barns and build/repair coops. In Spring it’s …

Grow Your Own Homebrew homesteading

Who Knew Parsnips Are So Versatile?

The humble parsnip is a vegetable that only EVER was roasted in our home before we started our smallholding lifestyle. Like most things in our home we use the phrase …

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