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 Topic: Upgrading from Ubuntu Studio 19.04 to 19.10 |
tahir
Replies: 6
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 Forum: IT Matters Posted: Sun Nov 03, 19 3:29 pm Subject: Upgrading from Ubuntu Studio 19.04 to 19.10 |
| Looks stuck to me, don’t know Ubuntu so no idea what you should do |
| Topic: Renting Farmland |
tahir
Replies: 5
Views: 1035
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Mon Sep 30, 19 10:28 am Subject: Renting Farmland |
| Agree with Ty |
| Topic: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
tahir
Replies: 9
Views: 1708
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Mon Sep 23, 19 2:56 pm Subject: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
| Good for prunes? I haven't got a single variety that's any good for them, surprising how acid they become. I'll have to hunt it out |
| Topic: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
tahir
Replies: 9
Views: 1708
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Tue Sep 17, 19 10:39 am Subject: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
| Re climate change, huge impact on everything; plums ripened in a much shorter window. Apples ripened weeks earlier, this affects flavour the key thing that creates flavour in English apples is a diffe ... |
| Topic: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
tahir
Replies: 9
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Tue Sep 17, 19 10:30 am Subject: What have you preserved/bottled/dried so far? |
Dunno, maybe 150 kgs jam? 10 ltrs elderflower cordial, 20 kgs chilli sauce?
Will be doing more chilli sauce yet, and mince. |
| Topic: Peacock/Goose/Swan feathers - Shan? |
tahir
Replies: 6
Views: 2915
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Thu Aug 29, 19 3:48 pm Subject: Peacock/Goose/Swan feathers - Shan? |
| You're the only Nick I've ever known. On the other hand I know several hundred people called Gervase |
| Topic: copper preserving pan |
tahir
Replies: 17
Views: 8572
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Forum: Recipes, Preserving, Homebrewing Posted: Sun Aug 25, 19 7:45 am Subject: copper preserving pan |
| its plumageddon out there, everythings ripe all at once |
| Topic: PCs Available |
tahir
Replies: 0
Views: 1337
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Forum: Trading Post Posted: Wed Aug 21, 19 9:02 am Subject: PCs Available |
I've got a couple of spare PCs a Win 7 machine and a Win 10 machine, maybe an LCD monitor too.
Anyone want either? Tenner donation to msf and they're yours |
| Topic: Ownership of boundary fences. |
tahir
Replies: 12
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Forum: Land Management Posted: Mon Aug 19, 19 9:52 am Subject: Ownership of boundary fences. |
| Lowri, just erect a new fence. I've had to deal with plenty of idiot neighbours, it's the last thing you want at your age. |
| Topic: Hazelnuts or Cobnuts |
tahir
Replies: 10
Views: 3431
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Aug 07, 19 9:59 pm Subject: Hazelnuts or Cobnuts |
I'd almost forgotten about that  |
| Topic: Hazelnuts or Cobnuts |
tahir
Replies: 10
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Aug 07, 19 5:52 pm Subject: Hazelnuts or Cobnuts |
If you have squirrels don’t bother
I’ve got pretty much every variety available in the uk, can’t say there’s much difference in cropping |
| Topic: Hi |
tahir
Replies: 8
Views: 5271
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Forum: Welcome Posted: Mon Aug 05, 19 10:41 am Subject: Hi |
| Welcome on board Ian |
| Topic: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
tahir
Replies: 18
Views: 9457
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Jul 31, 19 11:19 am Subject: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
| Leeks? should get some pencil sized ones by the time it gets cold, just sow direct quite thick and let them get on with it |
| Topic: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
tahir
Replies: 18
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Jul 31, 19 11:17 am Subject: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
| With the mild winters we have nowadays it's probably worth sowing more courgettes in June to take over when the first lot get mildewed and manky |
| Topic: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
tahir
Replies: 18
Views: 9457
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Wed Jul 31, 19 8:57 am Subject: What should I be planting/sowing now? |
| Pak choi (most asian greens) will do too |
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