As I’m writing this blog, I’m chuckling to myself! I’m sure you’ve figured it out that sarcasm is the name of the game in this post! I’m in my office going through invoices, which seem to be ever plenty, and I’m happy to pay them(sort of). I look at the bottom line and see so…
In all the years dreaming of what I would do with my life , never would I have thought I would be the “Egg Lady”. My aspirations were far more glamorous! Maybe I could be a singer and be surrounded by adoring fans, or perhaps work in the travel industry and see the world….the list…
It has struck me very recently how the family farm and the people that work it are so intertwined. There is a knowledge that has been accumulated over years of working with animals, land and weather that will never be learned in a school of higher education. It is akin to finishing your partners statements…
On Christmas day in 1859, 24 rabbits were released into the Australian countryside so that settlers could hunt them and feel “more at home”. The rabbit population increased rapidly (as we all know that rabbits do) to over 200 million and spread over 4 million square kilometres. That Christmas present now cost Australians approximately $600…