Growing vegetables on the allotment from seed requires good, fine compost free of plastic, sticks and whatever else may be hiding. Sieving your compost first is the only way to guarantee you are giving your seeds the best possible start.

Improve your soil as well whether you intend to put compost or manure onto your beds, this method will help.

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COMPOST SIEVES
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Giant Sunflowers from Start to Finish
https://youtu.be/nc3ml2YQQo0

Growing Pumpkins from Start to Finish
https://youtu.be/o1xxn0Xi60E

Storing Carrots in Sand
https://youtu.be/66FB9XhGN6E

Daily Chicken Routine
https://youtu.be/orgLO1hgazk

Divide & Plant Rhubarb
https://youtu.be/YC91qmTNF7w

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Drinker & Feeder (ample for 2-5 hens)
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Hen house (up to 4 birds)
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Wire Mesh 1mx25m (Really small holes)
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124l Galvanised Bin
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20kg Mixed Corn (lasts one month with 4 hens)
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