A sparrowhawk was spotted working the Go Local Food fields last week. Thought to be hunting swallows!
The fat pigeons have been watching the fields with sharp eyes hoping that the netting will be blown off the brassicas to allow them to have a feast. It seems that lettuces and squashes are not to their taste – well yet.
It’s possible that the pigeons are nesting in one of field hedges.
Last August, after the early season drought it felt like the rain never stopped. We battled to get the final crops harvested before the fields became too wet. Fast forward
It’s been a while since we walked the fields and talked about this season… and of course there is a lot to say! Weather, weeds and watching the signs Obviously
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We know that at this time of the year, you like to sit down with seed catalogues and dream about the perfect year that is ahead of us. I also
Another unusual season – it’s now December and time for another catch up with Ian, our grower. Following the driest summer … June, July, August and September, we have probably