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I personally don’t find it very difficult especially because my most activities stay at the a farm where hardly there are any other people. But I heard people find it hard to take care of their gardens as such as they don’t have cars and public transport is difficult at this critical time.

They don’t sound convincing to me honestly. I didn’t get myself any personally but all reviews I heard are not very positive. they seem to be only good for simple stuff. But I like to learn more about it though, maybe it’s just my bias.

Oh yeah like what Henderson mentions, you might want to be more careful with your neighbours farm. It’s a problem for me for quite a while before I finally managed to get another well.

I am interested in growing lemon verbena, as some of you also suggested when it comes to making herbal tea. It seems to me that it requires sunlight more than average. I am planning to grow some, maybe around summer time if everything goes well. But I wonder if humidity is also essential. Or is...

Thank you for all your kind suggestions. I realized there are much more options than I expected. Maybe I will try them one by one. I think I need to look more into which plants suit my garden well as well.

I’m thinking of growing some plants for making herbal tea. I’ve never done that before. I know some plants like milk thistle, mint are pretty good choices. Are there any other recommendations?

I was once convinced that honey bees are easy to raise as many have said so. But apparently it’s not. Though I guess some people are also way too scared when it comes to bees and some articles are trying to explain how it works in a simpler way.

I can’t be more amazed by the fact that I could really stay at home for that many days. The backyard garden has become one of the biggest entertainment for me.

I know people build some bridges and the goats can play all day with those. Stuffs that allow them to move around or climb around seem to be good ideas.

It’s good to talk about it here and see there are many thinking the same like I do. Non-farmers don’t understand the troubles. Good to have a place like this one to talk about stuff. Thanks guys!

Thanks for sharing the news. I guess there’s just so much panic around right now. Though I didn’t think it would become a huge problem to the industry anyway, but some announcements are always better than none.

Yeah indeed. I might if I have some extras... but honestly I don’t even think I have enough for myself right now. Scarcity is a problem for me. Though nor do I think about renting some extra places from others as I don’t have that much money right now.

Well I’m not going on a vacation right now as the corona is here but I was thinking about the problem the whole time. Although I’m sure I can always find someone to help but still a bit worried. It’s always this “I can’t leave my farm” mentality that destroy my trips.

I prefer renting. It’s just too expensive. But again, as what Urban Homestead said, it should depend on your farm, and the size of business of your farm as well.

This is the problem I’m facing with right now as well. I still think security is more important though. I don’t mind if it costs more actually.

That’s indeed a thing when it comes to selling the land yeah. A friend of mine almost gave up selling because of this. I don’t personally know how much trouble it causes, but my friend had a headache about this, I think.

I do with my neighbors. But the term bartering sounds a bit weird to me. I don’t know, it’s more of a casual thing for us. But yeah, if I get what you mean, I do barter.

Do exercises. It sounds cliche but it’s true. Exercising makes me happier at least, or more energetic. I can’t start my day without excising anymore. It’s more like a routine to me right now.