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27th April 2023

Spring!

We can almost declare that lambing is over for another year as there are now just two ewes left in the barn still to lamb. There […]
5th October 2022

Inspections on the horizon

 “This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” If the British have a fatal habit, it […]
13th July 2022

Concerts for the cattle

“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” The Farm The weather this week saw temperatures […]
20th April 2022

Welcome to the world!

“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” I was in a rather good mood until […]
28th April 2021

Spring!

“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” Well, like millions no doubt before me, I survived my cataract […]
21st April 2021

Lambs, lambs everywhere!

“This blog is the unfolding story of Rush Farm and an exploration of life by its philosopher farmer.” Listening to the weather forecast for the coming […]
4th March 2020

Inland seas and daffodils

The loss of the American colonies was taken by many as a sign that England had lost its favoured position in the eyes of God. In […]
15th January 2020

A lake in field 6!

A rather subdued week on the farm. The RPA continues to be negatively robotic. Tim’s mother has not been well, and this has impacted on us […]
2nd October 2019

Rain rain rain!

What a very frustrating week. As if mirroring politics, the needed rain has come in excess. As a result, much of what was planned had to […]