It's November and to prosper as Edwardian farmers, Alex, Peter and Ruth need to get to grips with the technologies of the age and use Edwardian science to set up an exciting new venture on the farm.
Alex and Peter want to grow oats, essential as feed for their livestock, and potatoes, a reliable source of income. But first they must plough the land.
Most Edwardian farmers still relied heavily on horse power, but new technology was on the horizon. A travelling salesman makes a dramatic entrance bringing a piece of the sate-of-the-art machinery from the Edwardian age - the world's first tractor, the Ivel.
Ruth prepares for the arrival of the farm's pigs by restoring the farm's pig sty privy - an ingenious construction combining a pig sty with a lavatory so that pig waste and human waste could be composted in one place. After introducing the pigs to their new home, Ruth grooms them.
Peter embarks on building a trout farm and populating it by using revolutionary fish-breeding techniques that were new to Devon's Edwardian farmers.
And Alex wants to maintain the farm's hedgerows - but first he'll need to learn how to forge a Devon bill-hook using water-powered technology.
After all their hard work, Ruth cheers the team up by making sloe-gin and acquiring an Edwardian musical novelty - a gramophone.
"Yes, it looks very nice." 11:56 I've watched this series at least 7 times and that STILL makes me lmao!
tstlkevanilla 1 month ago in playlist EdwardianFarm
Such a wonderful time in English history. Back then they actually made useful things, and the people were real, strong, determined, they were hardy and productive and proud.
. Now they have no economy, just financial fraud; there are millions of hostile 3rd world elements in the cities pillaging the welfare system and hating on native English people; the govt is a surveillance police state, and the English people are so demoralized many have given up and just get drunk to deal with it all.
DeltaNordicAdvance 3 months ago