Staff farm trip - looking the animal in the eye
We visited three farms near Mudgee for two action-packed two days and we returned much enlightened about how our food is grown.
Allyn River Galloways - slow meat is good meat
Holistic farmers supporting an ecosystem in which everything has the chance to reach its genetic potential.
We're all in this together
Whether we like it or not, we're all rising and falling on the same tide and we're all in this together.
Looking the animal in the eye - farm visits
The week before last, Mr Bone and the Excellent Apprentice trotted off to the Southern Highlands to visit two farms and 'look the animal in the eye'. This is always a bitter-sweet experience.
Ecocentricity and one farm's work to protect biodiversity
We need to reconnect with a truth that our ancient forebears and indigenous Australians understood without question - our well-being is inextricably connected to that of all the other living creatures in our global community.
A dream come true
Ladies and Gentlemen, we're very excited to introduce Valentyna Jurkiw and Adrian Honnery's pasture-raised Allyn River Galloway Beef.
Slow Meat Symposium 2018 report
Food is a celebration - we will win hearts, minds and stomachs by concentrating our efforts on reinforcing the joyful and positive power of food to bring people together.
The Pigs of Wallendbeen Park
Mr Bone goes to visit the Pigs of Wallendbeen Park while I stay home and fix the website. No, really, it's totally fine, not complaining at all...
Looking the animal in the eye
On the afternoon of Monday 9 June, 2014 at about 3.30 pm we experienced a moment of deep existential angst. We were celebrating Her Majesty's birthday by taking the country air at Fairview Farm near Camden, accompanied by the Lords and Ladies of Feather and Bone, the Queen Mother, Feral 3 and his mate.