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In this issue

2009 Home Farmer Calendar


12 colourful pages of interesting and informative ´Home Farmeresque´ material to decorate your A3 size 2009 Home Farmer Calendar.

Make a date in January whilst learning about ´Basic Bangers´ and ´what makes a good sausage´ or remember a Birthday in October and see how to prepare your own delicious ´Desperate Dan Cow Pie´!

A Perfect calendar for your kitchen or office but beware! It´ll make you hungry!


Profile Author:

Mike Woolnough

Readers of Home Farmer magazine will be well acquainted with Mike who writes the very popular regular feature, Diary of an Urban Farmer. Mike keeps chickens and up to recently goats, on his allotment in Suffolk and he and his wife try to keep as self-sufficient as possible. His book, especially commissioned by us, Raising Chickens at Home for eggs and meat, is an ideal companion for anyone considering keeping chickens for the first time. 

Click here to order your copy



AND we launch our new charity appeal. This year we are raising funds for the Alzheimer’s Society. Our aim is to not only raise awareness but to raise £5,000 for the society through fund raising events.


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Good Life on Facebook

Our newest recruit to the Good LIfe Press, Rachel, being of the younger generation has introduced us to the wonders of Facebook and created us a page. Please be our friend!!

To visit our Facebook page please login to your account then click here.

If that does not work then you can access the page by cutting and pasting the folling link into your browser.


Coming Soon

We are delighted to announce two new publications that will be with us very soon.

No Time to Grow by Tim Wootton The Frugal Life by Piper Terrett are both in the process of being edited and set as we speak, well write.

Rest assured we will keep you posted.

Welcome to 2009 and the 2nd Good Life Press Newsletter

A very very happy new year.

In this month's Edition

Kindly described by a few on our forum as the best issue yet! Features on tomatoes, herbs in pots, perfect steamed pud, geothermal energy and easy curing join our regular contributions from fat man in the kitchen and the urban farmer.

 

 

 

 

 


In next month's Edition

Due in shops Friday 6th February featuring growing unusual veg, and to celebrate the inauguration of Barrack Obama Diana provides the perfect American takeaway. We have chicken housing, the urban goat and making the perfect batter. Plus….watch out for news about our very special first birthday issue.

 

 

 

 


The Good Life Press recognised

We are delighted to announce that The Good Life Press has reached the second round of the BIBA’s 2009 in the category of Creative Business of the Year sponsored by Tinlegs. We recently attended an interview with the New Business of the Year judging panel, which went OK we think. Although with the benefit of hindsight we may have been better to leave the chickens at home.


What’s New from The Good Life Press

Good Life Press "Bag For Life"

We are about to stock our very own ‘bag for life’ made of jute and sporting the Home Farmer logo on one side these bags come with short, soft padded handles as well as bottom and side gussets making it ideal for your local shopping. They are made of 100% unbleached and undyed jute and measure 35 x 40 with 15cm side and bottom gusset.

We have 5 to give away on a first come, first served basis. Please email your name and address detail here and head the email Bag for Life.


Th Urban Farmers Handbook

We are really very sorry about the delay with this title folks! but it is finally at printers and well worth the wait..

 

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The new monthly picture caption competition

We receive hundreds of emails from people who read the magazine and tell us stories of their successes and failures. Sometimes they send pictures and the following one really made us giggle.

Jason Ashworth and his wife Emma have obviously been saving their pennies because that does not look like Blackpool beach, but that magazine he's reading looks awfully familiar. The couple are just negotiating to buy an acre of land to compliment their existing allotment and chicken ranch.

A free £10 book voucher to spend online goes to the best caption for this picture. Keep them clean please.


Top 10 Best Selling Books for November

    1. Precycle it by Paul Peacock
    2. Craft Cider Making by Andrew Lea
    3. The Sausage Book r, PO Box 536, Preston, PR2 9ZY. Telephone 01772 652693. Email: info@thegoodlifepress.co.uk Unsubscribe from this newsletter.

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Home Farmer Subscription offer

2009 looks like its going to be the year for home farming. The press is simply teeming with stories about people who are either raising chickens, making their own smokers or in some cases converting their farms into allotments to capitalise on the demand for home grown produce.

If your thinking of having a go yourself you could not ask for a more informative companinion than the Home Farmer.

Remember all Home Farmer Subscribers get 10% of our books.

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Best wishes and we hope you al have a properous 2009.

 

Ruth and Paul