The corona virus has changed the world as we know it forever. But let's count our blessings and turn the challenge into an opportunity.

Being pretty doen't get you far on an unforgiving and harsh place like ours. You really want to be hairy and small if you're a sheep or cow.

Women in agriculture need more recognition. Let's start by giving ourselves some appreciation for what we do.

There are no computer games on the croft - our children grow up rearing lambs, feeding chickens and riding ponies.

Being snowed in for a week or without power for 4 days: Living remotely has its challenges. But it gives a great deal of freedom, too.

In autumn it's a race against time to get everybody fed before the sun sets. The clock is ticking and there are a lot of hungry mouths.

Social Media, Likes, Clicks and Shares are an integral part of crofting these days. They are as important as animal husbandry itself.

Crofting is full of emotions: It's time to slaughter some of our animals the rollercoaster journey of rearing them comes to an end once more

How do you make your life hard and fulfilling at the same time? Try juggling croft life with the demands of bringing up children.

Agriculture seems to be one of these jobs that you can't just learn - you have to be born into it. Or do you? It's time for a fresh approach

Who would be up for a 2 day shearing course on the croft next spring? We'd love your feedback!

There is something romantic and even fateful about sheep. They changed the course of my life, got me travelling, moving and marrying.

How can you live in paradise and still struggle to relax?

Life is full on at the moment, and the weather isn't helping. It's shearing time, and it's raining - not a great combination when you're...