Mid-Winter Permaculture Update

Close to the shortest day of the year we’ve discovered a hatch of 11 ducklings walking across a paddock. We moved them to a protective pen to keep them safe from predators.

Earlier in the day I captured some images of other things happening on the farm, such as these young citrus trees.

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The garlic is starting to grow in the market gardens.

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After four years we have our first avocado.

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The broad beans are thriving in the cool weather.

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Yakon is ready to harvest.

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Peace, Estwing

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5 thoughts on “Mid-Winter Permaculture Update”

  1. looks amazing. little treasures everywhere. In the photo of the broad beans what is the name of the dark green long leaf veg in the front I know its great animal fodder but I keep forgetting its name & have sooooo much trouble finding it.

    1. That is a type of kale we call “Dinosaur Kale” because the leaf is like dinosaur skin. You may be thinking of dock?

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