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How I stopped my neighbour’s chickens from entering my farm with a simple diy hack

My farm is seven years old this year and it is desperately in need of some financial investment at this point. It needs a better fencing from my neighbor’s chicken which have been devastating for my vegetable patch; it needs gravel for pathways because my diys don’t seem to hold up the weeds much longer and I end up reworking the same pathways over and over again; it needs trenches to ease the water logging during rains and it needs an irrigation system. I am so done with the perpetual weeding, the short-term fixer-upers for water logging that suffocates my trees and all of which is labour intensive and is costing me more than a one-time investment of good systems in place. As it always is, we try to space out our bigger investment projects to give us time to recover, and now it’s about time. Can’t put it off any longer.

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Garden pathways

English Cottage-style Garden Pathways…

This was on my list of things for my farm. Design-wise I have been trying to bring in a Cottage garden feel to my farm and what’s a cottage garden without its characteristic flagstone, pebbled pathways right? So, after putting off for long, we finally got to it.

Anything you do by yourself, even if you aren’t an expert in that area and even if it doesn’t come out perfectly, one thing is guaranteed – the feeling of contentment, joy and fulfillment that you experience… it’s priceless!

You can surely outsource the job but you can’t buy that feeling of accomplishment for any amount of money. Won’t you agree!


I hope you find inspiration to do some exciting things in your garden or farm, all by yourself. If I can do it, so can you.

Designing garden pathways is just one step in building a thriving, self-sufficient green space. If you’re passionate about deeper landscape transformation, explore how we built a half-acre food forest using permaculture principles. You can also learn to create charming garden arbors that enhance your outdoor aesthetics. For hands-on learning, check out our School Connect program that brings children closer to nature through gardening.

If you’re beginning your journey into organic gardening, our beginner-friendly course is a great place to start. Plus, explore our DIY natural cleaners workshop course to make your home eco-friendly, and don’t miss our soap making course to craft chemical-free soaps at home.

I have recorded the process in this video. Click and watch!

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