Monthly Archives: July 2023

Since lockdown in the UK, we spend over £250m every year on seed for our beloved garden birds. That’s an awful lot of flaked maize, peanut granules, nyger seed and sunflower kernals. Plus mealworn, suet blocks… – in fact, you name it, we the Great British public serve up over 150,000 tonnes of it every […]

It’s been another “busy day in the office” for Mr Peck, hay turning in preparation for baleing. Hopefully! If the weather turns and it gets wet, then we will make what is called haylidge – still good but then it has to be wrapped to stop it going mouldy. It’s nicer to have bales of […]