29/05/2026
Wet wet wet isn’t it!!
One thing living on the land has taught us that we are grateful for any rain we get here on the farm🙏🏼
Thanks to those who have reached out by phone or messages to check if we are ok ❤️
Overnight we received over 80mls and that’s not including the rain we received yesterday during the day and the showers we are still getting today. Appreciating every drop we get as we never know when the next will come.
On the other hand it creates a lot of emotions and concerns as a farmer, from soil & food growth of the grass for the animals, how quickly we need to keep moving them? Sheltering if needed.. their welfare is constantly in the forefront and what drives us during these days.
The idea of sliding back into constantly wet, wet weather gear is not fun, but we are always thinking of our animals and we just get back into it and get on with the jobs.
Rain, hail or shine a farmer’s job is always on!
So please think of your farmers, how can you support the small businesses in your areas ??
We would rather spend a little more for each item these days and support local over online buying where possible or supporting the bigger companies.
There are so many amazing local producers and a small businesses in your local area supporting each other to create a supportive and healthy community .
All your local producers are here to support you, our community, producing the best quality produce in our area. Why not buy direct from them rather than through the another source. Or better still get to know them, be apart of their story and know where your food comes from.
Mother Nature will continue to throw us curve balls but just months, we will be there! We will be at the markets, we will be doing deliveries to produce great food till it’s not possible anymore…
Support local & support each other - happy Friday all🥰
