Site Development - Food and Growing Things Forum ?

We have a few threads on growing things and cooking things. I think some of them are in the Agriculture forum.

Would people like a Food and Garden forum ?

Oh most certainly. At this time of the year when the soil is most rich after a long summer of good nutritious rain is the right time to start planting again, straight after you've pulled up all your harvest by the roots and stored it nicely in your garden shed.

Gerry Daly wrote:

Oh most certainly. At this time of the year when the soil is most rich after a long summer of good nutritious rain is the right time to start planting again, straight you've pulled up all your harvest by the roots and stored it nicely in your garden shed.

Here I go then:

Every good forum has a cooking section - no matter whether it's the British Veterans of Radiation-Exposure or the Isle of Wight Antique Brass Lighthouse Collectors Club - one simply must have a cookery forum - it's unthinkable not to !

Shall I invite my friend Jamie around later to comment?

Well if this Global warming for Ireland - get used to it

Paddie Fields in Ireland - theres poetic justice if there ever was

Dont mind tho - much prefer rice to the spud anyday of the week!

I'd like to start a discussion on "1000 Different Sandwiches" and that would ideally live in such a forum.

Also: "1000 Recipes for Spinach".

- I'm not writing a book I promise.

Its seems there's overwhelming support for the new forum then Auditor #9

Evaw seen a loiv chickin slo-od ven? Ave a look:



Best of luck wiv ve forem !

J

Gerry Daly wrote:

Oh most certainly. At this time of the year when the soil is most rich after a long summer of good nutritious rain is the right time to start planting again, straight after you've pulled up all your harvest by the roots and stored it nicely in your garden shed.

Is this the Gerry Daly off the radio? A hearty and warm welcome to the Machine Nation, Gerry! I hope you find this place to your liking and you have plenty of good fun and discussion here.

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Gerry Daly wrote:

Oh most certainly. At this time of the year when the soil is most rich after a long summer of good nutritious rain is the right time to start planting again, straight after you've pulled up all your harvest by the roots and stored it nicely in your garden shed.

Is this the Gerry Daly off the radio? A hearty and warm welcome to the Machine Nation, Gerry! I hope you find this place to your liking and you have plenty of good fun and discussion here.

Of course it is - can't you see his pitcher?

Auditor #9 wrote:

Ard-Taoiseach wrote:

Gerry Daly wrote:

Oh most certainly. At this time of the year when the soil is most rich after a long summer of good nutritious rain is the right time to start planting again, straight after you've pulled up all your harvest by the roots and stored it nicely in your garden shed.

Is this the Gerry Daly off the radio? A hearty and warm welcome to the Machine Nation, Gerry! I hope you find this place to your liking and you have plenty of good fun and discussion here.

Of course it is - can't you see his pitcher?

Brilliant. We truly have a wonderful citizenry.

Ah I see Gerry is here before me.

Hello ole - I'm Diarmuid. I'll just say one thing before I say good luck with the new forum - it's a very noice tip if you put some round circles in your gorden - it gives the place an amazing sense of space.

Best of luck

D G

Food and growing things separate from agriculture as a political subject. I suppose.

arnaudherve wrote:

Food and growing things separate from agriculture as a political subject. I suppose.

Yes - the gardening and cookery forum is now to be found in the Welcome Forum. If ever you're feeling peckish there are some mouthwatering threads in there.

https://machinenation.forumakers.com/gardening-and-cookery-f6/

cactus flower wrote:

arnaudherve wrote:

Food and growing things separate from agriculture as a political subject. I suppose.

Yes - the gardening and cookery forum is now to be found in the Welcome Forum. If ever you're feeling peckish there are some mouthwatering threads in there.

We seem to be assembling a plethora/cult of celebrity gardeners. Who next? Alan Titsmarch? Charlie's Dimples? Percy Chucker from beyond the grave?

http://www.irishmeninparis.org/framesets/saintfiacre.htm

This is my favourite cult gardener. Its his Saints Day on the 30th.

cactus flower wrote:

http://www.irishmeninparis.org/framesets/saintfiacre.htm

This is my favourite cult gardener. Its his Saints Day on the 30th.

St. Fiachra is also the patron saint of Piles of stuff............I believe

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

http://www.irishmeninparis.org/framesets/saintfiacre.htm

This is my favourite cult gardener. Its his Saints Day on the 30th.

St. Fiachra is also the patron saint of Piles of stuff............I believe

Stuff you put on the garden ?

cactus flower wrote:

SeathrúnCeitinn wrote:

cactus flower wrote:

http://www.irishmeninparis.org/framesets/saintfiacre.htm

This is my favourite cult gardener. Its his Saints Day on the 30th.

St. Fiachra is also the patron saint of Piles of stuff............I believe

Stuff you put on the garden ?

Ok not piles of stuff...just piles