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Photographs of the allotment - and some of our garden. It's quite interesting to compare year against year.
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Allotment Diaries
Vegetable Fruit & Herb Growing on my Allotment
Nice couple of hours on the plot and then back home to get ready for the trick or treaters... I've a few tricks ready for them!
Can you make your own seed tapes at home and avoid wasting time and seed by sowing at the correct spacing
Is there a role for private companies and landowners in allotment provision?
Some thoughts on animal and chicken welfare after reading a trade magazine Sadly, despite publicity galore, over half our eggs still come from battery farms.
Reading a trade magazine I've learned some uncomfortable facts about where our pork chops come from.
Back to the plot where I've still got tomatoes ripening, peppers and a bonus crop of potatoes from the compost bin.
River Cottage Meat Book Review
I've been reading the River Cottage Meat book and it's provocative to say the least.
I've snapped up a bargain polytunnel. Full report.
Val's broken her ankle, which is no fun at all for her or me.
Chemical Corruption? Derris, Amcide & Aminopyralid
Aminopyralid is back, derris and amcide are not. Whose side is DEFRA on?
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