My kingdom for a lawn
Things are hotting up! For me, lawns are problematic. For decades, we’ve known that the upkeep of the vast expanses of mown grass in the world, makes a major contribution to greenhouse gas emissions....
Monthly Archive: November 2020
Goat milk feta cheese
Bread, wine, and cheese, besides being (collectively and individually) among life’s greatest pleasures, share another bond: They are all produced by a process of fermentation.” Ricki Carroll, Home Cheese Making * Milking it for...
Who said we’re getting our fair share of the fruit and vegetables?
Graham R. Cooper As you already know, fresh sawdust is down on the hen house floor and the young brassica plants are eagerly anticipating feeding on year old sawdust and chicken shit. Who said...
To compost, or not to compost? Part Three
Graham R. Cooper The floor of the house can be dirt, concrete or wood. Dirt floors are not recommended as mice and rats can easily enter the house, eat mash or even eggs, and...
To compost, or not to compost? Part Two
Graham R. Cooper A forensic psychologist would get enough of a personality profile from reading my blog to be able to make an educated guess as to whether I’ll change my hen house manure...
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