Bowral Farmyard Friends

29/08/2024

Just a reminder. I know longer operate the farmyard. I keep this page open for any farmyard inquires and will recommend other farmyard operators should someone be looking for one.
Thank you

17/04/2024

How cool are these...

31/12/2023

📸 Watch this video on Facebook
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20/11/2023

Yum

How to Make Mashed Potatoes so they come out perfect every time! A tried and true side dish. Creamy, flavorful, easy, and loved by everyone!

19/10/2023

Show the as early as possible how to be kind and gentle

31/08/2023

Bastards...

Trees covering the equivalent of 14 tennis courts of land have been cut and poisoned at Castle Cove, decimating important habitat for native animals.

25/08/2023

Nice day for a lunch date with these two legends ...

08/08/2023

So good to catch up with my stunningly beautiful daughter again on the Sunshine Coast.

25/07/2023

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Great solution for everyone...

25/07/2023

Brilliant speech.

In a video released to social media, former President Trump called for the death penalty for human traffickers, and praised "The Sound of Freedom" film.Fuel ...

08/07/2023

Kicking off Meet n Greet with Jan Bradley

01/04/2023

Just when we thought wombats couldn't get any cuter. 😍

We're so excited to announce we have discovered a new species of miniature wombat. Growing up to 15 centimetres in length, the newly described Vombatus iocus, or teacup wombat, is endemic to Alpo Floris National Park in Tasmania.

We're looking forward to learning more about this adorable little species that eats, frolics and hides among the park's famous buttongrass.

Find out more about this adorable species: http://spr.ly/6188ODCJn

01/04/2023

Awesome news!

Just when we thought wombats couldn't get any cuter. 😍

We're so excited to announce we have discovered a new species of miniature wombat. Growing up to 15 centimetres in length, the newly described Vombatus iocus, or teacup wombat, is endemic to Alpo Floris National Park in Tasmania.

We're looking forward to learning more about this adorable little species that eats, frolics and hides among the park's famous buttongrass.

Find out more about this adorable species: http://spr.ly/6188ODCJn

20/03/2023

Hilarious

Man I love weird dogs

15/01/2023

Great information

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26/11/2022

Norfolk Island Central School is a unique P-12 school. We are looking for experienced and highly capable educators to complement the existing workforce from the commencement of 2023. As Norfolk Island is a very close-knit community you will not only be a critical part of the success of the school, b...

10/11/2022

31/10/2022

Hilarious...

28/09/2022

Great advice

Comprehensive 2-year programme to ready your child for school and succeed in their 1st grade

16/07/2022

Sad news...

**Please read in its entirety*
The Beaches Market will cease trading at Pittwater Rugby Park on Friday 29th July.
This is a difficult post to write, which we have procrastinated about for the last 2 weeks (house is clean as a result😊) and writing this just makes it all seem so much more final.. Apologises to those that are just finding out about this.
It’s been an amazing 11+ years! We would like to thank Stallholders, Customers, Staff, Family and all the others that have supported us (Linda, Allison, Donnah, Warringah Rats to name a few) and helped create such a beautiful Market and an awesome place to shop. We couldn’t have done it without you all.
There have been many up’s and a few down’s and some definite tough times but with all honesty, we can say that we have loved every moment and glad that so many appreciate and love the market too. We love that the market become a family for so many people. We watched kids be born and grow-up, many small businesses start, small businesses become big business, droughts, fires, floods, covid but most of all we watched the market became great, many told us at Friday's Market: ‘The Best in Sydney’.
The reason we will cease trading was not our decision. This is due to Northern Beaches Council putting out a tender for a market at the North Narrabeen Reserve and awarding it to another company. A market will continue, it won't be organised by our company 'The Beaches Market'.

We hope to see you at our last 2 The Beaches Market which are 22nd July & 29th July. We hope to have a celebration of sorts, weather permitting...
Please stay in touch & give us a Follow to keep up to-date with what we are doing because as they say “When one door closes another door opens”
Thanks for reading 😊

12/07/2022

hahaha

07/07/2022

Go the Dutch farmers!

THE WORLDWIDE ASSAULT ON TRADITIONAL FARMING AND AGRICULTURE HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN!

I hope all Queensland farmers are taking note of what is going on in The Netherlands right now.
For days there has been a complete mainstream media blackout on the story, but finally news of the extraordinary revolt by Dutch farmers over the country’s new ‘Net Zero’ farming laws emerged yesterday.
The new regulations aims at slashing nitrogen oxide emissions 50 to 95 percent, depending on the province, by 2030.
To comply with the new limits, Dutch farmers will be forced to cull (kill) 30 per cent of their livestock.
An estimated 5,000 farms will be wiped out immediately, especially those near Holland’s ‘protected areas’, where the levels have been reduced a staggering 95 percent.
“The honest message … is that not all farmers can continue their business,” the Dutch Government said smugly when announcing the new laws.
This is beyond stupidity.
The idea that Dutch farmers are producing so much nitrogen, a gas that has NO EFFECT on global climate, that a third of the country’s farms must be shut down is absolutely insane.
So insane, in fact, that fifty thousand tractor-driving, furious Dutch farmers have brought the country to its knees over it.
It’s now impossible to cross the border with Germany because farmers, truckers and other allied workers have blocked all the highways with tractors, trucks, mounds of manure and hay bales.
Giant tractor chains, meanwhile, are blocking access to the country’s 20 food distribution centres, while fishermen, sympathetic to the protest, have blocked most of its ports.
The Dutch media are of course trying to paint the farmers as “far right-wing extremists” and “domestic terrorists”, but so far their words are falling on deaf ears.
The Dutch people are backing the farmers and their protest to the hilt!
The farmers say they have blocked highways, ports and supermarket distribution centres, to make the point that without farmers, no one eats.
They aren’t kidding either.
The Netherlands is the world’s second biggest agricultural exporter in the world and the largest meat exporter in Europe.
That means ALL of Europe will suffer. Food shortages alone will be crippling.
Any Australian who thinks this doesn’t affect them are in for a shock when similar measures are imposed here – and believe me, they will be!
Too many people have allowed their heads to be filled with green fairy tales when it comes to this “transition” to ‘net zero’.
Most have no idea of the enormous costs and pain involved.
At a bare minimum, it is going to mean less farms, less livestock and a lot less food!

The plan looks to be 100 bio-hubs to come to Queensland?

07/07/2022

Any takers?

PUPPY CASTING 🙂 Yay !! Casting call for larger breed puppy for a great Sydney shoot . Would need to be available on 21 & 22 July . And be about 7-9 weeks old on those dates. Please apply by text or email only . Remember to include pups age, recent pix and your contact number
Thanking you in advance .. Julie Lorimer /Animal House
Mob: 0415 672 047
Email [email protected]

07/07/2022

For those of you that are over the crap going on in Oz, make the move.
It's the best place I've ever lived.

07/07/2022

Any takers?

07/07/2022

awesome

A self-confessed plant nerd is questioning why millions of Australians buy expensive vegetable crops, when planting perennial Asian greens can create an endless supply of tasty free food.