The Farm
7th March 2016
A relatively quiet week on the farm. We are starting to think we shall have to buy in feed – fortunately we have a neighbour who […]
29th February 2016
Last week I rather foolishly referred to our success in keeping the chickens out of the kitchen. This morning one actually got shut into the […]
26th February 2016
After a grey rather cheerless start to the week this week, the weather forecast looks good. Good that is so long as you are happy to look […]
19th February 2016
We were thrilled to have Benjamin Rosen (a WWOOFer from Holland with an exceptional knowledge of soil science, soil microbiology and permaculture) stay with us at […]
15th February 2016
Mixed fortunes this weekend, success in the rugby and abject failure in the cricket but at least we have some fine, if chilly weather! We did […]
12th February 2016
We’re really proud to be sharing another poem from Louis Hemming, talented poet and Rush Farm investor: Down boreen a tired cottage waited, thatch tinted grey, […]
8th February 2016
Only one place to start this week. After an equatorial down pour all day Saturday, by 10.30 in the evening the Bow Brook had spilled over its […]
5th February 2016
A couple of major events on the farm last week to report.. On Tuesday the ewes were scanned. This is an event that cause both excitement […]
29th January 2016
A special week in that we actually had two cold days together with a hard frost which made […]