The Good Life

Image of a large polytunnel with plants growing inside and in pots outside

The Good Life has been created to help those who want to adopt a healthier lifestyle. If you are concerned about the amount of chemicals that are or could be in your food and would like to know more about how you can change things then this site is for you.

Over 11 years ago we went to an auction and purchased two acres of land. It was just a pasture field - and didn't have any buildings on it - but now it has several outbuildings on it, greenhouses, a polytunnel and is home to a variety of geese, chicken, a horse, feral cats and is used to grow fresh chemical free produce. This site will look at all areas of growing your own food from rearing your own chickens to harvesting your own food.

If you have any thoughts on the subject of organic farming or anything that would be of interest to visitors of this site then please email us using the Contact Us link on the right hand side of your computer screen and we will consider it for publication.

A site for those interested in self-sufficiency and growing their own produce

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March 2010 Scores on the Doors update
The Agency's UK-wide Scores on the Doors Steering Group met today to continue its work on development of the national six-tier scheme.

Salt and sodium research published
The Food Standards Agency has today published details of qualitative research exploring people's preferences and understanding of the way in which salt and sodium information is presented on food labels.

Review of Agency?s nutrition research
A strategic review of the Agency's nutrition research and surveys portfolio has now been completed, following consultation with external stakeholders.

FSA 'steps up' its schools work with eatwell mat
School children all over Scotland will soon have a fun way of working out in the classroom what makes up a balanced diet, following the launch of the Food Standards Agency eatwell plate floor mats.

FSA e-News ? available on a screen near you
The second issue of FSA e-News, the Food Standards Agency?s electronic monthly magazine, is now available online, providing a round-up of the latest Agency news. You can register to have the newsletter sent direct to your computer every month, wherever you are.

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