You do need to 'get your eye in' as the yeast on the sloe berry can make them merge with the background. Thank you so very much and now I'm off to make sheep's head stew. Their first task is the restoration of the cottage - a task that threatens to get the better of them. Complain about this comment (Comment number 24), Please can you tell me the quantities used in the chicken winter feed mixture ?Thanks, Complain about this comment (Comment number 25). A very enjoyable series, as were the previous two. Complain about this comment (Comment number 100). In fact, it's situated in the old vegetable garden. Complain about this comment (Comment number 32). The 50-acre farm, nestled on the rolling banks of the river Tamar in Devon, may be an isolated and idyllic spot, but it is not a fully functional time warp. I have a strong interest in clothing history and wanted to be closely involved in what I was wearing. Other historians feature, such as Ivan Day and Professor Ronald Hutton. Hi There, I have only just returned from holiday and have missed episode 1, does anyone know if it will be repeated in the near future? A spokesperson said: Shropshire council, like many other local authorities, is facing an extremely challenging financial future and it is in this climate that an options appraisal has been undertaken to determine whether an alternative commercially viable model is achievable., Cecilia Motley, Shropshire councils cabinet member for communities, culture, leisure and tourism, and transport, said: Shropshire council recognises the value Acton Scott holds for many people and is committed to supporting the landowners and the local community over the coming months and we look forward to hearing thoughts and suggestions when we open discussion in the new year., Francis Acton, for the Acton Scott Estate, said: It is clear that there is a large community who have a great affection for the historic working farm. At the lower end of the social and economic ladder were the farm labourers. Explain. ' we have had a great year, so interesting, loads of fun 'Forgive me if this has been covered elsewhere, but do the three people really spend a full year at the farm? The trio lives here for a year, using only Victorian-era tools and materials, such as those found scattered around the estate, to re-create . This was for a number of reasons As the population increased, demand for food increased too. Complain about this comment (Comment number 11). The company was commanded by a captain, assisted by a sergeant major. Victorian Farm - Episode 1 1 January 2009 59min Audio Languages Audio Languages English The team move into a Victorian smallholding on the Acton Scott estate that hasn't been used in nearly half a century. At harvest time he was given a jug of beer by his master. Get the views of BBC bosses, presenters, scriptwriters and cast from the inside of the shows. Is Peter Welsh BTW, my friend says yet.Great show, thanks. No separation of liquid and solid matter? I absolutely loved Victorian Farm last year, and I looked forward to seeing more of Ruth, Peter and Alex. thank youin the last to been shown episode Ruth with the Chef Richard Hunt was making 'cut rounds'. Five miles away in Tavistock, where I grew up, they call it Mor-well-ham. For the latest updates across BBC blogs, visit the Blogs homepage. So far they have made: The Victorian Farm, The Edwardian Farm and Wartime farm. Of course you have to try to please everyone, but people tend to adopt the BBC gospel and renaming places rides roughshod over centuries of tradition. Is this wrong? Victorian farmers were considered an essential part of the economy and workforce, particularly in rural communities. These are some of the popular topics this blog covers. Crickley Hall: Creating the illusion of the past, Stacey Dooley in the USA: Girls Behind Bars, Treasures Of Ancient Rome: Surprising and exquisite. Complain about this comment (Comment number 69). Here's what I learned. The team move into a Victorian smallholding on the Acton Scott estate that has not been used in nearly half a century. Tis a hard life. 4. Can you please advise where the Tannery was located? Charitable Tax #12153 2816 RR 0001. You will see traditional 19th century farm life unfold while the land is worked by heavy horses. in answer to diffusa - the excellent Book Of The Farm by Henry Stephens remained very much our "bible" for the series. I am now 61 and remember my grandmother regularly cooking sheeps brains in her pressure cooker for dinner and so the recipes shown brought back many memories.However, the item that really jogged my memory was the piece on mining and especially the work involved in drilling and blasting. Complain about this comment (Comment number 26), Please could you let me know the ingredients of the Chicken Winter mix as I can't remember them all, i know there was greens & Shell/grit, oats just can't remember the rest. What brilliant programmes! The Shropshire tourist attraction and working farm was closed down after an E coli outbreak and campaigners fear it may never reopen. Complain about this comment (Comment number 57), brilliant series really interesting. Shame about the egg blowing for the easter celebrations on this evening's programme! First. Have wached all the series of Victorian Farm and now the Edwardian Farm. Its a really special place, she said. We do some of the growing now, but age has meant that we decided to give up the animals. The harvest is completed just before the rain comes, with Ruth harvesting the last of the corn. Apples are picked, milled and pressed to make cider while other fruits and berries are preserved as a spicy chutney. Hi Everyone,Thankyou for all your comments and queries. But although it's over for the farming team and the crew - you can join us at the very beginning when the new series airs tonight on BBC Two. A Poor Man's House' by Stephen Reynolds. The bay heavy horse used to spread the quicklime was Jack, who is a Clydesdale. An earth flour to the pit helps it to drain away and part of the menagement of the pit involves an occaisional bucket of something dry and loose textured to prevent it all becoming wet and slimy. To make a fuse the straw was knotted and it often went out once lit. This was first broadcast on Thursday 8 January 2009 at 9 pm. Victorian Farm is a British historical documentary TV series in six parts, first shown on BBC Two in January 2009, and followed by three Christmas-themed parts in December of the same year. Small and dimly lit, they will not even hold a modern queen-sized bed. If they fail, all their hard work will have been in vain. The late Victorian period was one of severe agricultural depression, particularly in arable production. https://www.wildfood.info/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=2912#unread, Holy Flying Circus: Making a drama of Monty Python, The Attenborough Collection: Working with Sir David. I would be grateful if any kind person out there has a copy to send me. You can see them tacking up the horses and ploughing the ground, then drilling it with old drills. In the 1850s a Dorset farm labourer earned six shillings a week (30 pence!) but was surprised to see a latchet hook being used for rug making. The Mower by Seurat CC0 via Rawpixel The farmers paid rent to the landlord, paid tithes and employed many labourers who otherwise would have been unemployed. Complain about this comment (Comment number 77). This requires much renovation: replacing the coal-burning range, cleaning the chimney and refuelling from a narrowboat on a nearby canal; cleaning the bedroom by removing dead birds, disinfecting against bedbugs with turpentine and salt, restoring the lime plaster and redecorating. In this fascinating time-traveling experiment a team of historians spend a year recreating farm life in 1885. Complain about this comment (Comment number 52). If they succeed, they will have something to celebrate at the May Day fair. Are her recipes published or can you provide details of the baked dinner please? Can anybody help, please? I am wondering if this is the same David Upshal? [3], The series was one of BBC Two's biggest hits of 2009, with audiences of up to 3.8 million per episode. All very informative. Well done BBC.Yes, I'd like the recipe for the "Cut Rounds" too. It is fascinating to see just how different life was then. Traditional farming skills are showcased at Acton Scott Farm. The farm still has its shire horses but has had to sell other animals. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. in my experience pewter does nothing to tarnish the flavour. Read more. Woodworkers made furniture, fence posts, gates, pegs, wooden bowls and wooden clogs to which the blacksmith added metal tips. Victorian Farm: With Stephen Noonan, Peter Ginn, Ruth Goodman, Alex Langlands. Complain about this comment (Comment number 18), I was looking forward to this series but, as a previous "blogger" has commented, PLEASE stop calling it Morwellum it is pronounced More well ham! The farmers paid rent to the landlord, paid tithes and employed many labourers who otherwise would have been unemployed. This historical documentary series finds archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn and domestic historian Ruth Goodman on the Acton Scott estate, located in rural England and frozen in the Victorian era. We also used the Board of Agriculture and Fisheries Leaflets from the period - we got bound collected volumes of #1-100, #101-200 and #201-300 - which proved a rich source of helpful information and practical guidance.in answer to asteriods, the reason our narrator pronounces the location as "Morwellam" rather than "More-Well-Ham" is this: People who live in the vicinity of Morwellham call it "More-well-HAM" to distinguish it from other Morwell-prefixed places such as Morwell Barton and Morwell Rocks. This seems to be due to the phenomenal popularity of Mrs Beeton at this time - more copies were printed and sold in this period than in the Victorian.In searching for the local Edwardian life I used a lot of recipes recorded in autobiographical material, letters and so forth rather than London based publications.All tne bestRuth, Complain about this comment (Comment number 54), Hi HonoramotonPrivies- In general most people put both solid and liquid waste in the same cess area. With all the recessions and cut backs we will soon be moving backwards in the way we do things insted of forwards. Many farms that had been in business for generations went bankrupt and it was not until the end of the 1880s that farming began to prosper again. I too love this series. The team witness the birth of many chicks and ducklings, along with 8 (originally 9) piglets from the pig Princess. Living in these tight quarters caused the family to be much closer. Wealthy philanthropists took up the cause, including Miss Annie Macpherson. The farm was founded in 1975 by Tom Acton, whose family has owned the farm estate for more than 900 years. could you let me know who the clothing supplier for the programme was? First of all, many thanks to all the team, and to the very hard-working presenters. Some of the farm animals have already been sold. This meant that cities were crowded and dirty. I have been through all my recipe books (and i have a few and some very old ones) but can't find this recipe anywhere. Watch this space for the results!!!! I work at Bantock House Museum in Wolverhampton where I started the very popular rug making group. It must have been a huge undertaking by the team regardless! The Rare Breed Survival Trust has also offered its support, and the chief executive, Christopher Price, wrote to the council last month, urging it to ensure that the farm remains safeguarded for the future. Complain about this comment (Comment number 65), To DM1605:Ruth mentioned that oil is a good natural remedy for nits or lice as they have a porous outer body that absorbs the oil and kills them - I'm not sure if this works for the eggs, too? The farm is on an estate in Shropshire owned by the gloriously named Thomas Stackhouse Acton , who is a Victorian enthusiast. Complain about this comment (Comment number 79). From left to right, Clumper the horse, Alex Langlands, Peter Ginn and Ruth Goodman in the BBCs Victorian Farm. They hand over the key to their landlord and depart the farm. doodle dandy: the sheep are Whitefaced Dartmoors. Instead, in those days (and, I suspect, in Devon and Cornwall at the time), he made his own fuses from straw infused with black powder. Complain about this comment (Comment number 74). Bit difficult with a small bungalow garden but one can dream. i loved the victorian farm series and really enjoying the edwardian farm. Can you please remind me what it was, so we can try it on our daughter and get rid of them once and for all.Thank you, Complain about this comment (Comment number 60). As a family, my husband, 11 year old history mad daughter and myself have really found this series interesting and enjoyable. His ancestor, Richard Acton, built the family's Elizabethan manor house in 1580.. Complain about this comment (Comment number 41). Kelly and her family reside in a Victorian house built in 1886, the fortunate result of a particularly harsh Midwest winter, she says, recounting excitedly everything she knows about her home. In this unique project, historian Ruth Goodman as well as archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn immerse themselves in the life of the Victorian farmer as he would have lived on the Acton Scott Estate. The freedom, the speed, you have no idea of the sense of liberation. They were usually recruited between the ages of 10 and 13, after they had been through some elementary schooling. The British census of 1891 found that 1.3 million girls and women worked as domestic servants in Victorian England. It would be insane to spread it on grass which would 'burn' the earth where nothing would grow for years. In this episode, the team embarks on a trip by steam train, Ruth begins a tough task in the dairy, Alex tries his hand at beekeeping, the sheep get sheared using the latest time-saving technology, and the lengthening summer days allow Alex and Peter to try out the new Victorian sport of cricket. Each village had a hierarchy with the squire being the local landowner. As a result, the . Complain about this comment (Comment number 34), Rag rugs - mea culpa. The plight of orphan children was very real, and according to writer and historian Sarah Wise (via Spitalfields Life ), estimates suggest that there were around 30,000 children were living on the London streets in 1869. I have watched the Victorian Farm and am now currently watching Edwardian Farm . . We have certainly all worked our socks off, farming, mining, scrubbing, fishing, a thousand and one jobs. Eddie Bing holding horse. Looking forward to the next episode! Complain about this comment (Comment number 14), Disappointed at the complete misunderstanding /misinformation on the nature and use of Quicklime and confusing it with Ground Limestone. Enjoying Edwardian Farm, as we did Victorian Farm. His ancestor, Richard Acton, built the familys Elizabethan manor house in 1580. Complain about this comment (Comment number 12), Hello from the Netherlands! Victorian era 1837-1901 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victorian_era http://www.survivalistboards.com/showthread.php?t=134467 This time the team will live and run a farm in the Edwardian era! Ha! All those who talk about off grid must see this. I love being able to find out about things which really interest me which means crafts, being self suffiicient etc. I'm the Executive Producer on the series and wanted to thank you for all the great feedback, I'm glad you've enjoyed this series as much as Victorian Farm. We have packed up the cottage, sent the animals off to their new homes and said a reluctant goodbye to all the many local people who so generously helped us. I'll miss the programme after the end of the series. The research I have done has recipes only using yeast, Complain about this comment (Comment number 80), Complain about this comment (Comment number 81). Who supplied the marvellous (native) Devon cattle? (Ahem. Would have loved to hear it. Victorian Farm. Thank you so much for the recipe for cut rounds! Britain was a land of farmers for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Think you need a machine to do that job? The farm also offers training and qualifications in traditional rural crafts and trades, from stone masonry to wheelwrighting, and Walker did an NVQ there when she was young. Extensive research supported this and we opted for the method which was most authentic to not only the period but the regional practice. Acton, who died last year aged 95, had been keen to retain traditional farm methods and had built a collection of Victorian seed drills and ploughs. Form into a long round sausage and then cut from length the thickness rounds you require and place on floured baking sheet. It is spring and there are lambs and pigs to be delivered, which means Alex and Peter need to master animal midwifery. Of the five Gloucester Old Spot pigs, only two are left. The E coli outbreak in June involved two visits and a council health and safety report recommended essential works costing 130,000 were required. reheat mcdonald's hash browns in air fryer. The shots of shire horses entering the field on a frosty morning, the hedge layers at work - all magical stuff. Sanitary reform helped, because stagnant dirty water was flushed away. Victorian Farm is a British historical documentary TV series in six parts, first shown on BBC Two in January 2009, and followed by three Christmas-themed parts in December of the same year. Complain about this comment (Comment number 31). Complain about this comment (Comment number 4). The really wealthy had their townhouses which they kept in addition to their country estates. Shropshire councils cabinet had been due to consider an options appraisal in November, but the decision was delayed by the byelection caused by Owen Patersons resignation as the MP for North Shropshire. Did they close Morwellham to the public just during filming? This months consultation was announced only after a local campaign had begun. I was just wondering if any one could tell me the name of the country house that Ruth went to work in as a domestic servant in episode 4 and the book they talk about 'The Gentleman's House' I think its called and who its by? I'm really looking forward to the winter episodes of the Edwardian Farm, actually; they were there over one of the coldest winters in the British Isles in about 40 years. Woman Working With Scutcher Machine CC0 via Rawpixel BBC FAQ siteiPlayer FAQWays to contact the BBC. Victorian Farm is one of my favourite pieces of TV ever. One of the benefits of the combined human/pig method is that their straw bedding provides a good part of this mix allowing a quick and relatively smell free composting process. Can we suggest though, that you have the recipes on the programmes site, can we have the full recipe for cut rounds please? Victorian Farm. Peter's soft spot this year was for his fish. Old-house remodelers are often tempted to remove walls and enlarge small Victorian rooms. I always did wonder why we had so many strawberres coming up in the garden each year when I first moved here. However, he had one wrong item. [18] A ram is added to the sheep flock and marked with a raddle to ensure that he impregnates all the ewes, so that they will lamb in the spring. The tannery is in Colyton . And where you might get one from? Shropshire council, which runs the farm, shut it down in June after an outbreak of E coli and there are no plans to reopen it. Accompanying the television series, this book follows the team as they try to run a farm using only materials and resources that would have been available to them in the Victorian era. Having been glued to my TV set during Tales of the Green Valley and the Victorian Farm, I can see myself being transfixed by rural Edwardian loveliness! An excellent program. I am a teacher and have discussed you work with my students. [2] The farming team was historian Ruth Goodman and archaeologists Alex Langlands and Peter Ginn. The series is a sequel to Tales from the Green Valley, shown on BBC Two in 2005. 3. Make a. It sounds like the one we saw on Edwardian Farm. Thank you! The generation of renewable energy by the wind farm is a socially valuable activity, and it is in the public interest for it to continue. I love Edwardian Farm. For cess pits this means regular additions of straw or dried leaves, scrunched up paper or sawdust along with the human waste. Two questions: where did you source the men's wool working clothes? Historical observational documentary series following a team who live the life of Victorian farmers for a year. Does anyone know what the name of Alex's hat is? [13] The BBC commissioned two follow-ups with the same production team and cast: Victorian Farm Christmas,[14] which aired in December 2009, and Edwardian Farm, aired from November 2010. 8/10. Time to fess up, David, you got it wrong! ; Each platoon was split into several squads, each commanded by a corporal, assisted by a lance corporal. A very interesting series. [9], An associated book by Langlands, Ginn and Goodman, also titled Victorian Farm, was published in 2009. The series, the second in the BBC historic farm series, recreates everyday life on a farm in Shropshire in the 1880s, using authentic replica equipment and clothing, original recipes and reconstructed building techniques. I enjoyed the Victorian Farm too. Viewers can be inspired to rush out and acquire animals thinking it's easy and requires no skill and this causes suffering and upset. Climate has always given a lower protein wheat here in the UK and in Edwardian times we were using predominately wheat or flour from the plains in Canada. Would very much like to get hold of the recipe for the "cut rounds" featured in that episode. Doctors and scientists began to develop a better understanding of the causes of diseases. Thoroughly enjoying this series here in the States. Wonderful, entertaining and extremely interesting - it really gives one a taste of the past.Episode 6 had a travelling salesman, with some extraordinary wares (loved the teasmade). Victorian farmers were considered an essential part of the economy and workforce, particularly in rural communities. 495 pc pc rip-tie jt6y5y6q35q55 cr-s-bk 1 11 Saddlers, coachmen and coopers (barrel-makers) all played their part in Victorian farm life. Only one complaint.WHY does the narrator keep calling it Morewellam??? Turn onto a lightly floured surface and knead briefly. Ramblings of a wandering Toon: Turn Back Time- The High Street: , Reprise Des Vols Internationaux Vers Madagascar, Is There An App To Identify China Patterns, Who Is Doug's Wife In The Liberty Mutual Commercial. Complain about this comment (Comment number 1). Really, how was the series made - we'd love a 'behind the scenes' or 'the making of'. 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