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yugogypsy

Hi from B.C. Canada, I'm new

Post: # 52050Post yugogypsy »

Hi , I'm Lois, I live on a one acre mini-farm with my partner Rick.
We've been working at being self sufficient for about 5 years, this is going to be another slow year, but next year we should finally not have to buy so much of our food as I intend to get chickens and goats.

We have a donkey for organic fertilizer and about 3000 sq.ft. of garden in now.

Its all ready to plant but we've had a lot of rain. We've done some demolition (2 campers and a shed) and we'll be finishing another shed soon.

We welcome Help Exchangers from all over and anyone who wants to come to learn how to farm on a small scale, so if you're interested, please email me.

Take Care All
Lois

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Post: # 52051Post Bonniegirl »

Welcome, sounds like you've been busy!

I think you may some of your fellow countrymen here too!
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welcome
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Post: # 52055Post Millymollymandy »

Hi Yugogypsy and welcome!

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Post: # 52061Post Wombat »

G'Day Lois!

I wouldn't mind accepting your offer but it's a bit of a run! :wink:

Welcome to the site.

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Post: # 52072Post ohareward »

Hi Lois, from downunder, welcome to the forum. With so many different nationalities, we could become an off shoot of the UN. Perhaps not.
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Post: # 52085Post Wombat »

Would you believe UG (united gardeners)..........It would be a fun response if you were on official buisness and somebody asked you where you were from......(UG!) :mrgreen:

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Post: # 52090Post Andy Hamilton »

Welcome to the forum :andy: I like the idea of UG :mrgreen:
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Post: # 52106Post Thomzo »

Welcome to UG Lois. :lol: :lol:

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