Diary of a Carbon Farmer

This is the diary of an Australian family who escaped from the city, joined a farming community, and learned to love soil. Carbon Farming is about growing soil carbon - the first link in our food chain. The topsoil is where God's creation is taking place, at every moment. Carbon is the building block of life. By growing it we can restore ecosystems to health. At the same time we can remove Carbon Dioxide from the atmosphere and store it as Carbon in the soil.

Wednesday, May 17, 2006

"Can't buy a decent wool garment in the local town"

I received a letter from a woolgrower, in response to the article in The Land newspaper (see post below).

Dear Mr Kiely,

How can we help make Wool. Cool.

Your ideas are exciting as they are simple.

We are long standing fine woolgrowers who can't buy a decent wool garment in the local town, Goulburn.

How can we get together with who ever we need to? Do we need a woollen.

I just thought if you found there was a body of growers out there anxious to get on board, you might know where to steer us.

Regards,

Jenny Bell
"Bohana"
Breadalbane NSW 2851