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The short days and thick mud can make the simplest of tasks a real chore in Winter. Look on the bright side though (or rather the 'frosty side') - after a night of freezing fog, you can awake to a beautful blue sky and a magical frost covered landscape. The British countryside can be a truly spectacular sight. | |||||||||||||||||||
As it is the season of goodwill, we would like to offer our newsletter subscribers £2 off any Smallholder Series DVD ordered before Christmas. Just enter TSSXMAS in the 'coupon code' box when placing your order. Remember to order by Wednesday 17th December for Christmas delivery! | |||||||||||||||||||
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As we approach the shortest day of the year, there's still plenty to do on your smallholding.
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Article of the Month Is a Turkey Just for Christmas? Moredun Health Bulletin Pneumonia in Sheep Green Farm Diary Life on the farm in November NADIS Health Alert Abortion in Cattle Advice from World Horse WelfareOccupying a stabled horse Recipe of the Month Roasted Sprout Gratin With Bacon-Cheese Sauce | |||||||||||||||||||
Lots of recipes full of merriment and cheer for the Christmas season. Roast Sirloin of Beef with Cinnamon Butter & Clementines | Christmas Baclava Flaky Mushroom Pie with Ginger & Coriander Sauce Roast Goose with Apples & Cider Gravy Chocolate Truffles | ||||||||||||||||||
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We are a group of micro farmers who welcome anyone who keeps animals or grows vegetables and fruit, or loves cooking! Who would like to come along to our meetings or events and share their experiences with others. You don't need to have lots of animals to be a "smallholder." Many people who grow vegetables, have some bees or maybe a couple of backyard chickens come along and enjoy the meetings and events as well.