Tom Albertross

Hey all. This question is mainly aimed at Australians but if you have any experience please chime in. I'm just wondering how people raise meat rabbits with the calcivirus being so easily transmissible? Is anyone successfully doing it with out losing rabbits all the time?

Has anyone developed a spreadsheet or use some sort of software that tells you when and how many plants to propagate and plant out at what interval?

I'm planning a large annual vegetable and cut flower raised bed garden using the square foot method and is trying to wrap my head around how I will plan all the planting.

And a shot of me for the profile pic!

Thanks Rachel, great to be here and looking forward to getting to know everyone!

Hi all. I'm new to the forum so I thought I'd show my first effort at a food forest. This was planted in the Derwent Valley of Tasmania, Australia. We sold the property a couple of years ago and were informed that the new owners bulldozed it, but it was a good learning experience. I plan on planting out another one when we purchase our next property this year some time.

I decided to go with the "Back to Eden" method and for the most part, it worked really well. Some challenges we faced were the waterlogging of the soil during winter and mild summers....but again, it was a good learning experience.