Food Forest fables – harvesting
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (6) Opinion And now it is time for a personal viewpoint. Not because there isn’t anything else to write about but because I see too many people being misled by …
Edible Wood Farm
working on an edible wood farm
Solar logs
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (5) Solar fields The last few years solar panels in fields have been popping up everywhere. Former agricultural land has been turned into the basis for energy production instead of …
Internal network
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (4) Communication Communicating with oneself is, not surprisingly, totally different to communicating with someone else. Although the language is the same, expression and meaning is adjusted according to the recipient. …
Edible Wood Farm Work Days
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (3) Incoculators Every year in March and April interested people can help with inoculating the newly harvested logs at one of the Edible Wood Farms. Every inoculation session is built …
Hanging Mushrooms
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (2) Stropharia Snails and slugs are very useful creatures but are not usually welcome in a vegetable garden. They can travel at about one meter per hour and have exceptional …
Logs galore
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2023 (1) Work Last week two hired tree workers went to work in my designated coppice forest plot of 8 x 100 m. Innumerable oak coppice stumps with their many thin …
Where is the wood?
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2022 (11) Shaken up Once the leaves begin to fall the trees begin to fall as well. Forest work begins and I begin to get edgy because it is time to …
Photo shoot
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2022 (10) Multi-mushrooms Today I picked 5 different types op mushroom from a number of inoculated logs at the Edible Wood Farm in Gaanderen. Edible of course and looking good despite …
Forest chef
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2022 (9) Animals It is well known that snails and slugs like to eat mushrooms. I have never seen deer eating mushrooms but have heard many reports about their extended dietary …
It’s raining mushrooms
Edible Wood Farm Journal: 2022 (8) Hot and cold August was dry and hot. September began cool and wet. The sharp distinction between these weather types was a signal for many fungi to get on …
