notes from the farm
The Journal
What we're planting, what we're learning, what the weather has done to us this week. Written from the field, by the people who tend it.
the latest from the farm
Our Beltane celebration was yesterday, and I'm still feeling it.
It was the first time we've all pr...
I want to start with a thank you.
The last six months have been hard, and I won't pretend otherwise...
For most of this year, we've known this moment was coming. The question wasn't if we'd need more lan...
You may have seen that we've parted ways with Chay and Crops Not Shops.
They've spoken publicly abo...
The first real sunlight in what feels like months came through this week â low and golden across the...
After a long, dark Winter, change is in the air. Signs of Spring are emerging in the hedgerows, from...
Each winter we're inundated with adverts, messages and social media posts encouraging us to detox, c...
Social media may be telling us to start a ânew year new meâ regime, but nature is asking you to go s...
Yesterday, the world felt very small and very sacred. We welcomed our second child, and our first bo...
Over the past three years, My Little Farm has grown from an idea into a living experiment in communi...
Long nights, colder weather and less bright sunlight can all cause some of us to feel a little low a...
Itâs the busy festive season. If youâre not caught up in the chaos of hosting guests, perhaps youâre...
Breathing techniques have been practiced for thousands of years within the realms of yoga, shamanism...
Cold, crisp mornings, dark nights and the distinct smell of bonfires; November has arrived and weâve...
Autumn and Winter have long been associated with âcold and flu seasonâ, but the truth is, we donât h...
Our mission starts with food as the foundation. We choose sovereignty over convenience and we're her...
"Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall"
Scott Fitzgerald
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Can you feel it in...
At My Little Farm, we believe that the future of food lies not in the hands of corporations, but in ...
As stewards of a smallholding farm, weâve come to understand that caring for the land and nurturin...