Category: Farming
Stone the crows and the rabbits
by Andrew Mole | Jan 11, 2023 | Farming | 0 |
Can you explain ‘strike me pink’? How about ‘strewth’? Then there’s ‘bonzer’ and ‘carn’ and ‘cobber’. We’re only asking you because we have no idea, says ANDREW MOLE. But if you want to understand ‘stone the crows’ — or, more...
Read MoreSmall farms just got smaller
by Small Farms | May 9, 2022 | Farming | 0 |
Meet one of the two smaller farms sharing a small farm — with two other smaller farmers — to...
Read MoreRemote oats feed healthy demand
by Small Farms | May 9, 2022 | Farming | 0 |
A quiet cropping revolution has been taking place on Kangaroo Island and its success is spreading...
Read MoreThere’s konsonant confusion with the kommon kumquat
by Nathan Burdziejko | Apr 1, 2022 | Farming | 0
One day it seemed like a good job, the next day it was a business, and when you want to move 500...
Read MoreMaking a micro stand
by Small Farms | Apr 1, 2022 | Farming | 0
After years in retail, always thinking and studying about a life on the land, one man finally...
Read MoreDriven by demand
by Daneka Hill | Apr 1, 2022 | Farming | 0
A former Melbourne taxi driver and delivery truck driver have joined forces to process old-style,...
Read MoreThe Wagyu switch
by Fiona Lloyd | Mar 23, 2022 | Farming | 0 |
It’s been one year since Sevens Creek Wagyu opened its on-farm restaurant, and the dining spot is going from strength to strength. Successfully narrowing the “paddock to plate” journey to a matter of metres, Sevens Creek Wagyu’s...
Read MoreUrban sprawl sparks AGRARIAN REVOLUTION in Queensland
by Small Farms | Aug 5, 2020 | DIY, Farming | 0 |
It might have been just an acre, and dirt-poor at that, but Millen Farm in Brisbane’s outer...
Read MoreDid you hear the one ABOUT THE ALPACA FARM?
by Small Farms | Aug 3, 2020 | Animals, Farming | 0 |
It started as a family joke but SPENCER FOWLER STEEN discovered once Michelle Malt met her first...
Read MoreNO BETTER REASON TO FOUND A FARM
by Small Farms | Jul 31, 2020 | DIY, Farming | 0 |
A frustrated home chef who ran out of garlic suddenly had an epiphany. If he set up a garlic farm...
Read MoreWhat a lot of abalone
by Andrew Mole | Jul 31, 2020 | Farming | 0 |
During her recent Tour de Tasmania and its legion of small farms — on land and at sea — SOPHIE...
Read MoreDON’T COUNT YOUR EGGS BEFORE THEY’RE LAID But you can count on these two
by Small Farms | Jul 29, 2020 | Farming | 0 |
Business and life lessons are mandatory on the Lambert farm. As soon as any of the family’s eight...
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