The Drought has ended, but what is left?!? |off-grid living| small family farm

[@AmirsAllotment]

Credit it to you Andy for the perseverance and methods you use to flood the land and get water to your crops! Really interesting 😊

[@Mountainviewfarm2022]

Cheers mate 👍

[@karentozer1871]

Nice to see you’ve got the water back. I’m currently stuck in UK as my flight back to Alicante last Friday was cancelled 😡 I managed to get some seeds for you and I’ll be WhatsApping Katie Re a veg box delivery 😀 (my first one) Sebastian is taking after you Andy!

[@AnnKa-i6e]

Todo do much work in difficult dry conditions! And the results are fantastic. I got the most delicious veggies from you . Your little son does so well, planting parsley. Wish you all the best.

[@Mountainviewfarm2022]

Thank you very much 😊

[@myrustygarden]

Oh Lordy so many challenges we deal with no matter where we live 😢 but your all doing a great job and keeping your spirits up. Great job Seb 💪💪. Anything different is a good idea to sell people love something new. Have a fantastic week and stay safe, Ali ❤🇨🇦

[@OurSmallholdingAdventure]

Wow, this is great, educating me! Sorry for your challenges tho. You seem to be coping well

[@ronaldandsusanshaws-growing]

👍👍👍👍

[@myrustygarden]

I only have one question really do you grow tomatoes 🍅 or is it just too hot?

[@furrymonsta1591]

How often do you flood the land like this ?

[@Mountainviewfarm2022]

Hi it depends on the time of year in the summer every week in the winter its all depends on how much it rains but but its on average every 2 weeks

[@furrymonsta1591]

@@Mountainviewfarm2022 thanks! Only seen properties with wells so far. Keep posting, love watching.