It’s mushroom time

The past few weeks have been too busy to write a weekly blog and that is really how it should be. This weekend is a break in a busy schedule. The shii-take logs have been …

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Boomstobbe enten

Een verhaal over Betula, een berkenboom uit Rijssen. Heel lang een gewaardeerde boom in de tuin totdat de tuin te klein werd. Betula moest helaas weg en de stobbe werd geënt met oesterzwammen. Bekijk het filmpje... met dank aan Helen uit Rijssen, Betula – de berkenboom en Judith Bosch uit Deventer.

 

Moving on – week 34 & 35

Rain! What a wonderful phenomen.  It is quite strange that people always associate rain with bad weather. The empty soaking basin had been partially filled by the many rainshowers but there was still not enough …

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Rain

The last load of logs was unloaded at a nearby urban vegetable garden complex on Monday morning. This was to be their temporary home until the water shortage problem at the Edible Wood Farm had …

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Evacuation plan

Monday was an office day. A day to rest the weary muscles after lifting 1.5 tons of logs in and out of the soaking basin yesterday. A time to think, take stock of the situation and …

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Drought

No more water.  Forbidden. Started this week. Immediately. The use of ground water for agricultural or other purposes is no longer possible. Drought. The Netherlands, the land of water, built on top of water is …

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A Forest full of Food

Food forest, edible forest garden, permaculture – all are terms for ways of creating a sustainable food producing system based on the interactions between edible plants and their surroundings. Woody plants and herbs are obvious …

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Wrinkles

“Waste not, want not” is a saying that I remember from my childhood in Australia. For years I had not thought about it but probably due to the increased attention of food waste in the …

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