
A Late Winter Farm Update (2026)
It’s been about half a year since I offered a snapshot of life on the farm.
Post-industrial farming, cultural experimentation, shuffling the genes and memes of the next civilisation.
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It’s been about half a year since I offered a snapshot of life on the farm.

I have about a decade left of serious farming, so it is about time I put a plan in motion to share my landrace staple crop work with the wider community.

The first sowing of the barley trial of 55 different varieties (many from Ethiopia) is looking wonderful, holding up well through a lot of rain as it matured.

Twelve Lessons from Early Christianity

I got a bit muddled about when to put out these posts, but hope to get back on track assembling my most recommended long form content in the last week of every month.

A grand green plan for effective intercropping

After the previous overly serious post, I wandered around the garden while the sun was high and snapped anything edible that was also beautiful.

I’ve been vaguely aware of various historic attempts to rewrite the scientific account of the origin of the universe and/or life as a foundation for a new secular religion.

I consider myself to be a pretty motivated and energetic person, but at the same time my physical robustness is well below average.

Back in March I outlined my plans for the old dog paddock behind the house, that I named Doggerland after the low, fertile country between England and Europe that flooded during the end of the ice age.