Make sure to call the farm phone at 206-202-GOAT with your seed and plans for the new garden. We have a look at Australian driving habbits and then Australian of the Year. It’s our Australia Day podcast of course.
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The water have receded, so we talk about Brisbane flooding. We’ve had a couple great calls to the farm phone as well. So make sure you call for next week at 206-202-GOAT. Seed catalogues are arriving…what are your plans for the new year?
ABC has some great pictures at: http://www.abc.net.au/news/infographics/qld-floods/beforeafter2.htm
This week have great calls to the farm phone this week, then we look at the all the rain and more rain we’ve received and how it’s flooded affected Queensland.
First podcast of the year! Welcome to a new show where we go from knee deep water to knee deep snow to heat then volunteer tomatoes. We also have follow up suggestions for Paramedic Nick and his buck dilemma.
I hope you had a good Christmas! We talk about all the rain we’ve had, it’s really crazy. Then we have a look at our food box, and then Christmas day down under. We need your calls to the farm phone at 206-202-GOAT
The GFL site upgrade is complete! Please let us know what you think!
I’m going to attempt to upgrade the site today. I’m doing backups of everything. Part of the process involves disabling all the plugins and switching to the default theme, so the site may seem weird for a while. Bear with me!
–Misty
We have 3 great calls this show, Paramedic Nick is back from his honey moon too! We play some audio and talk about show 46, and goats, and other farming topics.
We have three great calls this week, three! Looking for info on heating houses with other methods other than gas/oil. Call the farm phone at 206-202-GOAT.
Well it’s been 2 years since our last gobblecast. So how’s it different down under? Well it isn’t a holiday here. Hope everything had a good Thanksgiving in the US.







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