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This site is set up to collect together the various food growing activities that I find myself involved in from day to day. Please feel free to contribute relevant news and views. I'm particularly interested in self started urban food growing projects especially beekeeping. email me on mikeytomkins@gmail.com
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Are you going to eat this?
ReplyDeleteI actually was considering the idea, and wondering about the taste of fox...
ReplyDeleteI then dropped the idea, too cute, and skinny.
I was thinking about its use in my garden though...
I actually have 3 fox cubs, I have never fed them, they have born and grew up in a shed at the back of the garden. Everyone in the neighbourhood, who has been able to see them, loves them.
When they started to adventure outside the shed at night, they made some havoc, but now, they stay clear of the plants, which is my main concern, as I care for my vegetable plot.
Maybe foxes eat snails and slugs? maybe they scare wood pigeons, which could feed on my crops?
I don't know yet.
If you have any idea, please let us know.
One more thing, I have noticed that by increasing ecological biodiversity in my back garden, this year, there seem to be less damage from pests to the ornamental and edible plants.
Good enough.
Dhanya