Waterland Organics

17/06/2026

Waterland CSA veg shares. I still find it mind blowing that all this emerged from our soil!

15/06/2026

A blast from the past.

12/06/2026

We see loads of wildlife on the farm but are normally too busy trying to grow food to spend time getting a picture. However, sometimes we do. Today, a butterfly, the Marbled White. As someone once said on you way to hoe the leeks, take time to look at the butterflies.

10/06/2026

Image taken last night just before the heavens opened. In the spirit of ‘where’s Wally’, one of our many hares cowers in some leeks trying to figure out what the large thunderclap signifies.

04/06/2026

This week’s Waterland CSA share. Yum!

01/06/2026

A buzzard’s eye view of the farm.

01/06/2026

Bouncing around a bit as it was a bit blustery: Late May and much planted. Now early June and loads more planting to do!

01/06/2026

Thousands of squash plants put in today, thousands more to go!

30/05/2026

28/05/2026

With deer in increasing numbers, this is becoming more prevalent.

To help keep yourself safe from the effects of ticks while enjoying the outdoors, here are some of the things you can do:

- Stick to clearly defined paths and avoid long grass
- Wear long trousers
- Use insect repellent
- Regularly check for ticks

If you spot a tick, they should be carefully removed using tick removal tool or fine tipped tweezers to remove it, as soon as possible.

Ticks are tiny spider-like creatures that attach themselves to animals and sometimes people to feed.

If you’ve been bitten or have recently spent time outdoors and develop an unusual rash or start to feel unwell, contact your GP.

We're sharing this advice as some tick bites may result in an infection called Lyme Disease.

Learn more at the Lyme Resource Centre here: https://brnw.ch/21x143P