Self sufficiency in Galicia

Monday, 23 August 2010

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I guess if we still lived in Ireland we wouldn't be welcoming the rain, according to a friend there it hasn't stopped all summer, bu...
Sunday, 22 August 2010

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This week has flown by, I have been very busy bottling fruit, we have had a bumper harvest of pears and have bottled 15 jars, plus the figs ...
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Saturday, 21 August 2010

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We have now come to the conclusion that we are no longer going to be able to get GM free feed for our hens, unless we can find an importer f...
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Monday, 16 August 2010

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GMO contamination. For some time we have been trying to find hen food free from genetically modified maize. Up until a year ago this was qui...
Sunday, 15 August 2010

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Once again it feels as though we are feeding all the wild life in Galicia, the mice or voles are having a garden party at the expense of our...
Saturday, 14 August 2010

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When it comes to the latest technology we are both Luddites, and quite proud of it as well, however, we are always open to having things dem...

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There is one thing that we seldom see in Galicia, road kill, a sight which was common both in Ireland and the UK. Since we have been here we...
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Renovation in Galicia
The purpose of this blog is to give a clear idea of what we are doing , what we hope to achieve and our life style, and type of work involved to would be helpers. My husband and I moved to Spain some eight years ago, from Ireland where we were organic farmers for a number of years. We have now returned to Ireland where once again we will aim for a self sufficientish life style.
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