Corella Mountain Farm in Corella, Queensland, Australia | Urban Farm

Corella Mountain Farm

Locality: Corella, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 432 449 538

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25.01.2022 The morning chorus

25.01.2022 When you have those times when you ask is it worth it ? You could sell and move to town, put your feet up on weekends, and then you take a five minute walk, collect some eggs, Brazilian cherries, African birds eye chillies, capsicums, cherry tomatoes, and Trinidad scorpion chillies, and see even the hibiscus are flowering..... Whilst noticing the mangoes and apples are ripening, the avo's are getting bigger, there is a two week old heifer frolicking in the middle paddock and the house smells of banana bread , I am not going anywhere

23.01.2022 A fruitful Sunday morning saw us all out picking Brazilian cherries, otherwise known as Pitanga or Surinam berries which are high in vitamin C. Our 2.25kg haul yielded 2 jars of jam, an apple cherry pie, a bottle of cordial and some ice cream syrup.

23.01.2022 Our first second generation cow born on the farm and it’s a little heifer that we can keep. Such a pretty little one

22.01.2022 Rays of sunlight in winter ~ how glorious!

21.01.2022 A sheep showing gratitude to the dog that saved him from a wolf attack.

21.01.2022 Our youngest heifer calves are so sweet together

20.01.2022 Hard to sleep in around here sometimes, they’re a noisy lot.

19.01.2022 Mangoes anyone? After a couple of light years we have gratefully received a bountiful crop of mangoes. We are collecting this many daily since last Saturday and should continue to do so until mid-next week. Feel free to send us your favourite mango recipes

18.01.2022 Three heifer calves this year

16.01.2022 Our first second generation cow born on the farm and its a little heifer that we can keep. Such a pretty little one

15.01.2022 Hard to sleep in around here sometimes, theyre a noisy lot.

15.01.2022 Best way to help a country town Anyone wanting to help the farmers. Load up your wallets and your Cars. Then a visit a bush town this weekend. ... Stay at the local motel, have a counter lunch at the pub. Buy some groceries at the local supermarket and have a rummage around the local shops. Country towns have a range of items you wont find in the big smoke. Plus the local businesses need the extra coin in their tills and the staff need the extra shifts. The Gold Coast definitely doesn't need your cash though the bush does. #helping country towns, helps keep us moving

14.01.2022 Continuing our weekend themed lunches....... Happy mid-autumn festival A Chinese moon festival that celebrates the reunion of family Having Brittany and Ashleigh here with us makes it more poignant

10.01.2022 So...amazingly, having survived marauding herds of cattle resulting in broken branches laden with blossoms that Michael fixed using electrical tape and having waited months for them to redden up we finally have our first crop of sub-tropical apples and they taste crisp and sweet and tangy

10.01.2022 Morning All, well yesterday we had a massive 152 mills of rain in about 2 hours, trees down and power out, but we are all good, remember "if it's flooded, forget it"

10.01.2022 Here comes the rain...again!

09.01.2022 Gorgeous full moon last night, reflected in the neighbours dam

09.01.2022 Appreciating simple pleasures amidst the Coronavirus pandemic ~ loving family, delicious food, great weather and magnificent views

09.01.2022 Some go to museums and see paintings, others go to a window to watch the sunrise

08.01.2022 Good to see our resident carpet python out and about this evening, been about a year since I have seen him, was getting worried we might have lost him

07.01.2022 I think Autumn is slowly rolling in

07.01.2022 Like sunshine on a cloudy day, these little cumquats and not so little mandarin beauties (400g each) are just the thing for winter colds

07.01.2022 Very cold, misty morning up here on our mountain

07.01.2022 Well our first attempt at a potato crop, using a no dig method, we manured and blood and boned the bed, then laid out newspaper, wet down and placed out seed spuds, then layed the straw , more manure and blood and bone, with some sawdust on top to keep out the light, a good watering and we're done

06.01.2022 All the rain this year has produced a bumper mandarin crop, 19.5kg and more on the tree

06.01.2022 A perfect rainy day for some Christmas baking

06.01.2022 Frolicking Calf

06.01.2022 No banquet this weekend, instead Saturday morning we started this, finishing it Sunday arvo. Thanks for your help Rhys

06.01.2022 Another addition to the farm, our first heifer calf, C2

05.01.2022 Mothers Day 2020 had a French flair ~ some homemade blackberry syrup in our champagne and games of boules to keep the boys busy

05.01.2022 These little meat chickens are food eating machines. We top their food up and change their water constantly but after we get home from work they are ravenous and we almost lose our fingers in the process. After they eat their fill they tuck themselves up together to sleep but one just couldnt quite make it and fell asleep with his head in the food tray

05.01.2022 Beautiful sunrise this morning

05.01.2022 Welcoming D3 another little heifer calf

04.01.2022 Some husbands bring their wives home special treats. Romantic, thoughtful tokens that say I was thinking of you and my husband brings home 75 day old meat chickens in a box and then reminds me he has to go out to a meeting...

04.01.2022 Storm clouds approaching and the dams are full to the brim ~ amazing transformation from the dusty, parched earth a few months ago.

03.01.2022 Mother’s Day 2020 had a French flair ~ some homemade blackberry syrup in our champagne and games of boules to keep the boys busy

02.01.2022 Cooking a casserole on the wood heater on a cold and rainy day ~ loving these winter vibes!