Smallholding Diaries Week 27 | Moulting, Tomatoes and Baby Trees

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Channel: Brimwood Farm · 2017 · Howto & Style

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On smallholding diaries week 27 it's all about chickens moulting, tomatoes and baby trees. 

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If you saw Saturday's livestream you'll know I headed out to the shops and came home with some pine trees. I also found some sweet chestnut seeds to sow. Meanwhile, the chickens are in full moult, there are still tomatoes down in the greenhouse and as we head towards winter, I'm thinking about more drinker ideas for my indoor hens. 

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