Our maize – planted in March… doing so well – but see picture below 🙂The track to our back gate cut and cleared – probably only have to do this twice more this year hahaha20 Arum Lily corms potted up – these corms have a direct heritage of over 40 years, from Canterbury in KentThe geese enjoying the shade – glad I didn’t clear these treesFirst early potatoes doing very well – and very tasty too!Cylindra beetroot – first cropping – lovely flavour and textureSame maize field as top picture – after one night of massive storms, rain and wind – lost all but one row of maize!!My first ever cabbage!Sow and piglets enjoying the broken / torn maize stalks – no waste here!HippoPig – our Jack relaxing in his second favourite position – his favourite is hidden in the undergrowthWhat was the maize field cleared and ready to re-sow after the stormA fine herb fennel plant – fine anti-tick/flea deterrent for the dogs and a lovely taste tooBlack Oil Sunflowers doing well along the East edge of the paddockLast of our mulching straw being delivered – this year we’ve taken 3.5 tonnes for mulching the orchard and fodder area later in the year.Jack getting a nice cold shower from JaneThe new septic tank – – our original was flodded and “slipped” in the flood / stormHow precise is that! Inner lining of the new “traditional” septic tank.
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