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25.01.2022 Our boys have found a new home. Hope they won't be too homesick

23.01.2022 The girls are laying again at last. Duck eggs galore!. Great for cooking or just plain eating. Contact me if you're interested. $6 doz.

22.01.2022 https://backyardpoultry.iamcountryside.com//duck-eggs-vs-/

21.01.2022 Wouldn't these beautiful boys look amazing in your garden?

21.01.2022 SAVE THE ORCHARD! This is our last ditch effort to save the orchard from the chop. We can't manage it but it can produce beautiful fruit. It hasn't been sprayed for three years. If there's anyone out there that's interested in managing the orchard organically please message me. There's also a mature persimmon orchard that's feeding the birds. 180 nashi pear trees... 80 persimmons Location Ferguson (20 minutes SE Bunbury) See more

20.01.2022 Looking for the pot of gold but I think we found it

19.01.2022 The river is at its best at the moment. I love it when it gets flowing after winter rains.

17.01.2022 Look what I found today. I've never seen so many. Maybe it was our warm autumn.

15.01.2022 It's pretty nippy in Ferguson Valley at the moment. Tis the season for cosy fires and the search for firewood.

14.01.2022 Wouldn't these beautiful boys look wonderful in your garden?

14.01.2022 A few boxes of oranges off to Food Bank today

14.01.2022 Our girls are in full production. Duck eggs available $6/dozen Message for details Ferguson

13.01.2022 A great day at Bunbury Market despite the showery weather. All oranges and tangelos sold out! https://www.instagram.com/p/CEvG85yDN_4/

13.01.2022 We have oranges! I picked them yesterday to save them from the parrots. Birds are bad this year! Pick up Ferguson

12.01.2022 Our newest worker on the property. Be afraid. Very afraid! School holiday project with the grandkids.

11.01.2022 Have you detected CITRUS GALL PEST? Western Australian gardeners are reminded to check citrus trees for the destructive pest, citrus gall wasp, and prune any in...fested trees before moving them. The pest damages citrus trees by producing galls that weaken branches, eventually making them unproductive if left unmanaged. The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development and industry group WA Citrus are also urging people who have recently purchased citrus trees to check their trees, after citrus gall wasp was recently found in a plant at a Bunbury nursery. Trees can become newly infested from September onwards, and there may be no visible signs of infestation until the galls are seen the following April or May. Gardeners should be checking their trees and undertaking any control, before the wasp starts emerging in September. Each wasp lays up to 100 eggs so pruning heavily infested trees and correctly disposing of infested material will stop thousands of wasps emerging and spreading. Galls can be solarised by placing them in a well-sealed plastic bag and left in the sun for at least four weeks. Large galls may need to be chopped up, Ms Johnstone said. To report the presence of citrus gall wasp, send a photo and your location (suburb) using the department’s MyPestGuideTM Reporter app (select ‘Citrus gall wasp survey’ project) or contact the Pest and Disease Information Service on (08) 9368 3080, [email protected] Further information on citrus gall wasp control is available on the department website agric.wa.gov.au search ‘citrus gall wasp’.

09.01.2022 I'm so lucky. Four ducklings became four drakes. Great for foraging for snails if you want a couple.

09.01.2022 Meet our new farm workers. Luna, Checkers and Hedwig

09.01.2022 Beautiful free range duck eggs available.

08.01.2022 Look at our river now!

08.01.2022 This is our new business idea. Rent a duck!

05.01.2022 And there's more and more! Fejoas

03.01.2022 10 kgs of feijoas left. Previous buyer unable to pick up. Best offer.