Escapade to a Sustainable Lifestyle
There’s a reason “cash crops” like bananas and papayas are referred to as such. Selling them as a fast-growing crop yields quick returns to ensure the sustainability of a natural farming operation. These are indeed premium, chemical-free, naturally grown bananas and papayas for sale.
One of a number of first few products to be sold to sustain the farm, our naturally-raised duck eggs should be increasing in production in the next 3 months. Despite being harder to sell compared to chicken eggs; this should do for now.
It’s never too early to expose the young ones to farming. Having a small boy in tow puts things in perspective and serves as a good reminder to persevere and stay strong in these uncertain times.
Geese checked. Chickens checked. Ducks checked. Here’s to a fun-filled productive 2021 with all animals in the house roaring to a blast.
Finally, a proper permanent shelter to rest and recharge atop a hill with a commanding view over the entire farm.
With the geese in, now it’s the chickens. About 100 of these coloured broilers will be stationed in the coop for two weeks before being let out to free range during the day.
Celebrating the joy of the first born gooselings with the arrival of geese to the farm.
A one of its kind over designed goat cum chicken house on a steep slope, built with reinforced concrete that is made to last a lifetime. Costs me all my limbs and half a torso, but if it makes money sustainably, I will just bite through the pain for now.
With sun being the primary source of energy, there is life in soil. From sun to soil, there’s a balanced energy cycle that can be understood to work with more seamlessly. Welcome to permaculture.
A makeshift nursery for the farm not only supports the growth of new plants required; it could also be a money-generating possibility.