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Plant trees & rewild the planet!
Forest edges are the most robust, nutritious, biodiverse systems on land. Forests manage fresh water availability, reduce CO2, manage their own healthy balance and cool the planet. Yet humans destroy 41 million trees every day. Let's rewild barren land, swap monoculture farming for mixed systems, stop the use of pesticides and plant one tree at a time.
Forest edges are the most robust, nutritious, biodiverse systems on land. Forests manage fresh water availability, reduce CO2, manage their own healthy balance and cool the planet. Yet humans destroy 41 million trees every day. Let's rewild barren land, swap monoculture farming for mixed systems, stop the use of pesticides and plant one tree at a time.
Our chickens are ‘very’ free range. Basically they have 5000 square meters to run around on. Part of it being a forest and part of it being our permaculture garden.
The chickens have a varied diet. We feed them various cereal mixes, but they are very fond of just rummaging about. This means that out chickens have a more varied diet than the chickens that are being kept in a coop.
Don’t be surprised to find different colour yolks because of this. Our egg yolks vary from deep orange, yellow to light citrus yellow and even olive green.
We only box the eggs of which we know that they have been freshly laid and that we can date. Eggs we find in odd places we keep for ourselves.
We sell the eggs next to the road from our egg cabinet, when we have surplus.