Poultry Discussion

Why poultry discussion? Well we are chicken farmers and all too often when we talk with family and friends we start with talking about chickens then end up talking about anything from food and food safety, climate change, wildlife, birds, our farm. We started this blog to communicate what we are finding out about the world around us and how we try to farm in a sustainable way so that our farm is here not only for ourselves and our neighbours but for the future too.

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Saturday, 14 July 2007

Article published

I have had sixteen electronic articles published so far this month, two on water footprint and fourteen in the ezine magazine with nearly 600 views - follow the link to find out more www.thehumanimprint.typepad.com

Friday, 6 July 2007

E-articles

Well, I have been trying a new way to communicate - writing e-articles. The site that I have been submitting them to is http://ezinearticles.com but there are a range of such sites. I have had seven articles accepted and at the last count in total they had been viewed 240 times in a week. That is quite a lot of people reading your thoughts! I have submitted management articles so far, mainly from ideas on my other blog http://thehumanimprint.typepad.com but I might submit some other articles on food safety and how our food is produced - i'll keep you posted in another poultrydiscussion!

Hill Farm, Castle Frome, Herefordshire

Hill Farm is about 300 acres in size - an acre is about the area of a football pitch. This year we are growing feed wheat; winter beans, spring beans and oats. We also have 50 acres of woodland.

The wheat was planted in the autumn and will be harvested in August. We will feed the wheat to our chickens and sell some of the straw to other farmers who will probably use it for bedding for their livestock. We will bale some up for ourselves and chop the rest and incorporate (put it back) into the soil to improve soil structure. Beans were planted in the spring along with spring oats.

The woodland areas are traditional mixed woodland with conifers and areas of deciduous trees. There is a myriad of wildlife on the farm - mammals, birds, insects ... we will tell their story in this blog. They live in the woodland, fields, lakes, and streams. We hope that you will enjoy the story of our farm.

Poultry Discussion

Saturday, 14 July 2007

Article published

Friday, 6 July 2007

E-articles

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