This is W, his name since birth and he is such a tame ram and still loves the head scratches...
Storm Bert still passing us and it's cozy being inside the house whilst I'm giving instructions to my family & staff what to plant in the Philippine farm.
So far, they planted they planted over 500 seedlings each of Tomatoes, Aubergine, Squash and Papaya.
And loads of flowers like zinnia and cosmos for wildlife..
The manual pump near vegetable area has been fixed so they can get water there for vegetables and I told them free exercise😅
We employed 2 staff in our farm, pay them more than minimum wage and I treat them with grocery foods once in awhile but we get more reward from them. I told them not to work on weekend but my family told me, they just visited the vegetable area to make sure they are not dried up as I gave them free grocery foods. One time, the wife of one of the staff went to my mum house to say Thank You to me when I send off around £30 off basic grocery stuff and bless her, she told my mum, they never had food stocks in their kitchen shelves before.. That's only £30 each for 2 staff but they are soo grateful.
Soon, they will have more jars of foods in their shelves.. I able to send Pressure Canner in the Philippines and once they are harvesting their vegetables, I teach them how to preserve. Still challenging at this moment to buy bulk jars in the Philippines, did you know that jars prices there is almost double than our price here in UK?
To have pigs and chicken and more Tilapya fish are in the pipeline...
For sustainable living......
Very kind of you helping me harvesting my tomatoes🫣
Slugs Patrol on their duties..
They are loving their bath..