Higher Eating

By |2022-06-16T17:31:05+10:00March 16th, 2022|Farming Stories, Newsletter, Uncategorized|

Why is Grassfed Organic Beef considered “Higher Eating”?  Isn’t all meat produced the same way? Is eating a “non-meat” diet better for the environment than including animals? First ask yourself, without human interference, how does nature work? Are there any monocultures of just one type of plant or animal anywhere in a healthy natural system? [...]

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A Podcast with Amber Scott

By |2021-08-21T13:28:35+10:00August 21st, 2021|Farming Stories|

For the vast majority of us, the future has to be better than it is right now, and the only way that that will happen, is for as many of us as possible, to contribute to the direction that it develops. Join Richard Bawden and his guests in the monthly episodes as they explore ideas, [...]

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How’s your Small Water Cycle?

By |2021-07-28T17:32:05+10:00July 28th, 2021|Farming Stories|

No, this is not related to a medical condition for over 80’s; it’s the relationship that vegetation has with moisture in the atmosphere. It’s essential to life!  The Small Water Cycle increases local precipitation by up to 40% through the process of evapotranspiration, condensation, dew and light rain. (NSF).   Dew alone can account for [...]

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Cow eat grass right?  WRONG.

By |2020-07-28T17:23:30+10:00July 28th, 2020|Farming Stories|

 There’s no doubt the Covid-19 issues around food security have all us looking more at what we can produce at home.  If we are lucky enough to have a farm or some acreage, perhaps it has even led to a few different vegetables being tried in the garden or some Chickens or other species of [...]

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So you want to grow some food?

By |2020-04-06T10:09:09+10:00April 6th, 2020|Farming Stories, Kandanga Farm Store, Newsletter, What to Eat & What to Plant|

Judging by the obvious lack of seedlings and seeds in our stores, it seems that everyone has now taken a great interest in growing their own food which is very pleasing to me as both an avid gardener, farmer and nutritionist rolled into one! So, to help you along with your new journey into growing [...]

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An industry ‘ripe for disruption’

By |2020-02-28T17:08:25+10:00February 28th, 2020|Farming Stories, Kandanga Farm Store|

In every part of life disruptive technologies are changing the way things are done.  From communicating to match-making, finding a place to stay or finding a house to buy to getting around and shopping, the “Third Industrial Revolution” is indeed upon us. Consumers want more The food industry has successfully traded ecological biodiversity for brand [...]

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Food with Integrity – is there such a thing?

By |2020-02-20T08:31:55+10:00January 31st, 2020|Farming Stories, Kandanga Farm Store, Newsletter|

Last year at the inaugural AgVention field day, I had the privilege of chairing a panel discussion on the topic ‘Farming with Integrity’. We discussed what it meant, what were the implications of a lack of integrity in farming systems and how that ultimately impacts consumers. My guests were the exceptions rather than the rule [...]

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AgVention

By |2019-11-11T06:29:46+10:00October 31st, 2019|Farming Stories, Kandanga Farm Events, Kandanga Farm Store|

What a month! 5 years of envisioning and 3 months of dedicated planning all came together on Friday October 25 with our first ever AgVention field day showcasing Innovation, Invention and Ideas. The weather was great, the energy was high and the outcome SPECTACULAR. The Inaugural AgVention Field Day run by Bos Rural and FAN [...]

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The journey to resilience

By |2019-11-11T05:58:58+10:00August 31st, 2019|Farming Stories|

Some animals cannot withstand ticks and fly.  Once upon a time I believed that with correct nutrition animals would be able to repel parasites. While I still think nutrition is vital I have also come to the conclusion that there are always some animals more susceptible than others to parasites. The 'normal', accepted and supposedly [...]

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Bos Rural’s Tim – Review of Solar Fence Energisers

By |2019-04-30T20:42:04+10:00April 30th, 2019|Farming Stories, Kandanga Farm Store|

Find out why we sell what we sell. On Kandanga Farm we trial most of the products we sell. This month Tim discusses his experience with the various solar electric fence energisers on the market. Click here and for more check out the Bos Rural Supplies Facebook page here

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