Thankyou Bee for all the information and effort you\u00a0 both put into making the [Soil ] weekend a great success and given us hope for many great changes at our farm to come. I have just had breakfast with my neighbour in Fremantle who is very interested in doing a future workshop. …..<\/p>\n
Thank you again.<\/p>\n
Lindy<\/p>\n
Hi Bee and Stewart,<\/p>\n
I just wanted to say a big thank you to you both, for giving your time and for your warm hospitality, when we recently visited your property. \u00a0I would have loved to stay longer. \u00a0You have a beautiful place and I could feel the passion you both have for organics and permaculture. \u00a0Rob and the boys also enjoyed learning about the pigs and being able to wander and explore. \u00a0Jake particularly liked the ducks!\u00a0For me, it was great to see so many permaculture practices, in place on \u00a0a larger scale property. \u00a0I loved the worm farm and chicken runs. \u00a0I am now inspired to start my compost tea brewing again and I will let you know of the outcome. \u00a0As I have been learning about swales it was also great to see the swales that you created and how they work. \u00a0 I was able to obtain ample material for my assignment, so thank you.<\/p>\n
Bee bread was delicious and chicken was like real chicken \u00a0yummy !<\/p>\n
Thankyou, \u00a0Mrs H<\/p>\n
Please thank your husband for welcoming us. \u2026. We had the pork mince last night….beautiful probably the most delicious spag bol we’ve ever had \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and the happiest new year. Taking the time to really thank you for providing me and my family with such beautiful organic produce, so thanks for all your work this year.<\/p>\n
Love J, Ian, J, Jo,,S,M,and C.<\/p>\n
Hi Bee & Stew<\/p>\n
Happy New Year! Hope you guys had a lovely\u00a0Christmas and\u00a0New year celebration!<\/p>\n
Just wanted to\u00a0let you know\u00a0the pork\u00a0we got from you a few weeks back\u00a0has been\u00a0amazing as usual! Also the blackberries were so\u00a0yummy (big hit with my 2 yr old daughter!) and the woodfired bread was so good too! Peaches and nectarines beautiful as well. Amazing food as\u00a0always so thanks Bee.<\/p>\n
All the best for 2015 and we look forward to enjoying lots more of your amazing produce this year!<\/p>\n
Cheers-<\/p>\n
N B<\/p>\n
Hi Bee<\/p>\n
Just a quick message now that I\u2019m safely home (with the kids tucked up for the night – all fed, happy and exhausted!) \u00a0to say how much we enjoyed our visit to your farm today. Thank you for opening up your amazing property to us all. The kids are full of tales of how they milked the cow, fed the animals, held chooks, hit down the walnuts and collected eggs ready to regale to their friends when they go back to school this week. Lunch was delicious and we were all fascinated to learn about the wonderful things you grow. \u2026<\/p>\n
L W<\/p>\n
Dear Bee and Stewart<\/p>\n
……………… the most wondrous buttery tasting<\/em> kale i have ever tasted ! Hi Bee<\/p>\n Thanks again for coming and talking to us last night. You were really fantastic, so easy to listen to and so knowledgeable. I know how busy your life is so we really do appreciate it. If you would ever like to talk again we would just love to have you.<\/p>\n Sal xxx<\/p>\n Sally Gray ND<\/p>\n Naturopath – Nutritionist – GAPS Practitioner – Herbalist – Educator – Author<\/em><\/p>\n Real Healthy Kids<\/p>\n The lamb chops were amazing. The fat on your animals tastes completely different than other meats, it is crispier\u00a0if that makes sense\u00a0(even better than other organic grass fed meats).\u00a0I wonder what it is that does that? The raspberries were the best I ever had, so firm and tasted just like raspberries if you know what I mean? I loved the yoghurt, it tastes more sour but I like that (and so does James). The more sour\/fermented it is the more lactobacilli and other bacteria there is. Also it has less lactose, which is better. You can really\u00a0taste the difference between yours and other organic yoghurts (which are only done for 6-12 hours). The bread is really delicious too.<\/p>\n RT<\/p>\n Just wanted to let you know, we had the rump roast rubbed with fennel seeds last night and tonight, and it was some of the most delicious meat we have ever had. So moist with the fat, and so tasty. So nice to eat meat that I didn’t have to worry about – because I knew it had had the most perfect, happy life right till the end. Could just enjoy it for two reasons – firstly, it was perfect, so I didn’t feel bad that some animal died for an average tasting bit of food, secondly, because I knew she had a good life. Plus, lots of lard saved for future roast potatoes. Food of the gods (apart from mash of course). The main difference I noticed with your pork compared to ordinary pork, is that the fatty bits are nice to eat, not a flubbery, grainy, nasty jelly mess like from other producers. Loved it, let me know when you are raising more meat of any kind, and we will have some.<\/p>\n I come in a few times to the organic markets when i lived in Belmont for your lovely roast beef, best I’ve tasted.\u00a0J.M.<\/p>\n Hi Bee<\/p>\n I had\u00a0a great time on the weekend, i was amazed at how quick\u00a0you could feel at home in your home. For me it was great to meet you\u00a0three in away that i felt you can live ge free and organicly and still fit in with society. Already have started my worm farm. Also has changed what i buy from the shops and working on the bigger plan. I even found myself looking up land in Nannup on sunday night.<\/p>\n I dont realy have much constructive critism, as it was great. I felt i learned a lot more once it was the three of us rather than saturday morning when we were with others that already knew a lot more, it got a bit complicated for me. So i think it would good if possible for people at similar stages to spend the weekend together as we had. \u00a0Also i think the more hands on stuff on the farm it what i remenber the most and would encourage that side the most.<\/p>\n I enjoyed it a lot\u00a0 and would love to come again in the future.<\/p>\n In regards to the market, do you need to pre – order. What time does it start. Is there any chance you will have anymore of that berry compot, already finished it, yum. Were after yogurt, ice cream, bacon, avo and what size do the hams come in\u00a0(i realy like the ham we had at lunch)<\/p>\n Regards b<\/p>\n thankyou so much for a truly wonderful stay. just had your milk- best milk I have ever tasted in my life<\/p>\n Just did the course last weekend, it was absolutely brilliant! Such a beautiful farm with many happy animals.Organic farming has been a viable way of farming for thousands of years, things went wrong when scientists brainwash you into believing that food should come from a laboratory or a factory. Do the course and you’ll learn how to grow your own in a natural sustainable way!\u00a0\u00a0 Michele<\/p>\n Thank you so much for a fabulous weekend \u2013 Gres and I both thoroughly enjoyed being part of your organic farm and family and taking away so much information with us. We are very keen to start with small projects; baking our own sour dough bread, starting a worm farm, investigating a water tank, being aware of GM foods and buying the non-GM alternative and only feeding the kids organic meats, fruits and vegies.<\/p>\n Dear Bee, a big thank you to you for having me in your very interesting Gourmet gardening weekend permaculture course. It’s such a prestigious\u00a0experience to\u00a0see how permaculture works on your farm..and all these wonderful films we got to see and amazing food we got to taste. I am so glad I came. I will try and source some ingredients to make my first sourdough. I look forward to receiving the recipe. Also could you tell me the name again of that herb growing in the patch upslope from your compost? Epi…ti.<\/p>\n Hi Bee<\/p>\n It’s Tracey here – I was at the workshop today.\u00a0 Thanks so much for taking the time out of your obviously very busy life to share your knowledge and experience with us. And for showing us around your amazing property. You really blew me away with what you have done there: building your house yourself is amazing! but everything else as well.\u00a0 Inspiring!<\/p>\n Hi Bee and Stew .Thank you so much for such a great weekend!\u00a0 It was so informative and we look forward to implementing things in our garden! Will be in touch soon<\/p>\n Again thank you for a great weekend.\u00a0 Emmy<\/p>\n And from a couple of youths who want to go all organic but are struggling to afford it:<\/em><\/p>\n Its just that we know that your produce is the best in Australia, and at the most outrageously good value prices, and we not only want to eat your stuff but also support you in what you do as much as we can. We have been thinking of a trip down south soon, and we will definitely come say hi and help out when we can<\/p>\n Dear Bee,<\/p>\n Thank-you for giving your talk \u201cHealthy Soil – Healthy Food –<\/p>\n Healthy people – Healthy Planet\u201d to the members of Club B on Friday 26th<\/sup> July 2013.<\/p>\n What a wealth of information you gave us. It really was a fascinating<\/p>\n presentation and stimulated a lot of interest in the members.\u00a0 Some of the information you gave was totally new to many of us. It was obvious that you had done a great deal of research and we were grateful that you made the information available to us.<\/p>\n Thank-you for giving us the little ‘GE’ pamphlets on the foods so we will be able to do more careful food shopping from now on.<\/p>\n Thank-you for taking the time to come to Silver Chain to give this<\/p>\n excellent presentation to our members. It was very much appreciated.<\/p>\n Kind Regards,<\/p>\n E.W.<\/p>\n On behalf of Silver Chain \u00a0and Club B Organising Committee.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Thankyou Bee for all the information and effort you\u00a0 both put into making the [Soil ] weekend a great success and given us hope for many great changes at our farm to come. I have just had breakfast with my neighbour in Fremantle who is very interested in doing a future workshop. ….. Thank you… <\/p>\n
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