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Sometimes you just have to deal with failure! Freezing temperatures on the allotment. What to do with leeks that have bolted.Keeping chickens during the Winter.What to do when the chickens water freezes over. Storing homemade seed compost over Winter.Using and reusing old equipment on the allotment. Bird flu and chickens and other fowl. Making a temporary bird proof area. Making more space for chickens. How long does bird flu last. Keeping wild birds out during bird flu. Making temporary fixings. Dealing with failure. Knowing when you are beat. Using nets that don’t trap birds. Mixing chickens and compost storage areas.

UK Allotments are the ideal place to learn how to grow fruit and vegetables. My allotment is a no dig allotment and I share how to grow vegetables and how to prepare a no dig garden. If you are growing in a backyard garden or homestead and you want some tips on how to grow vegetables I hope my channel has something to offer. Allotment ideas are always worth sharing and I am happy to share my gardening ideas and failures so that we can all learn to grow vegetables together. I also learn on the allotment nearly every time I am there and learning how to grow in a Polytunnel or greenhouse can be a fun an exciting experience too. If you are one of the many allotment beginners or thousands of people growing in your garden for the first time then join me growing on Allotments For Fun and food and get some allotment ideas.
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