Newsletter

Oh yea, oh yea, sign up for the Olive Grove Eggs Community weekly newsletter, Rare as Chickens' Teeth. There are free and paid options.

It comes as a digest, so you can browse through a curated list of titles over your weekend coffee.

Our membership of producers and artisans come from all walks of life from all over the world. The newsletter will try to capture their best moments, and showcase their skills and achievements to inspire us all.

Initially it will be centred on rural Spain and branch out from there, so expect to learn about some of the following in no particular order.

Guinea fowl
The odd goose or India Runner duck.
Cats and dogs, wild boar, wild life.
Characters with a soft spot for Spain.
Ex pats for whom a move to rural Spain was a dream not a nightmare.
Outdoorsy types looking for the next challenging destination to hike, bike, horse ride or rock climb.
Gardening folk growing food in a challenging Mediterranean climate.
Snippets of encyclopedic knowledge, courtesy of "Ask My Mate, Juan". A grasp of Latin will help, but is not a requirement.
Olive farmers finding innovative ways to make their land profitable EVERY YEAR in a sustainable fashion.

It promises to be a fun and informative rag coming your way every Saturday morning.

I am more than happy to give a platform here to chicken heads; olive experts; skilled crafts-men and -women; food growers and farmers of any stroke or nationality; advocates for circular economies, as well as seasoned orange-pillers and nostriches.

With a V4V (Value for Value) mindset, I will make sure that collaborating with me is a worthwhile move.

I pay 5000 sats for reader contributions, be that a short piece for the newsletter or a video or stunning photographs.
We can set up different forms of sats-sharing deals for ongoing collaborations.
Be part of a growing network with which to share your content.

If any of this appeals, please contact me and I will sign you up as a contributor.

We publish content on the website that is only visible to newsletter subscribers. For instance, two lines down, subscribers can see a fun photo of guitar-wielding chickens. On this occasion, if you aren't a subscriber, I will let you off, but you will have to click on a link to see the photo.

The "Rare as Chickens' Teeth" newsletter covers a multitude of topics

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