July 2006 Archives

Yes, and please do! This blog is not just a place for Tim to write about the delights of rural life, it's also a place where you can comment on his musing. Comments are open on every single post he makes, and he would love to hear your thoughts on the topics under discussion.

If you click on the Comments link on the bottom of every blog post, you have the option of leaving a comment there and then. Just put in your name and e-mail address, and your comment, and click publish. The comment might take a short while to appear, but shortly it will appear on the website.

If you have your own website or blog, please put its address in the URL box. and your name under your comment will appear as a link to your own website.

If you think you might be leaving comments regularly, it might be worth registering with Typekey, an independent commenting service which is not affiliated with Farmers Weekly or its publisher, Reed Business Information. A Typekey identity will allow you to post comments more quickly, and makes it more likely that they will be published straight away. Your Typekey account can also be used on many other blogs all over the web.

More About Typekey

A blog is a frequently-updated website made up mainly of short entries. The most recent entries appear at the top of the page, and the older ones further down.

At the bottom of each post you'll see the name of the journalist who made the post, the date and time they posted it, as well as the Categories it appeared in. More on Categories in a moment. 

A blog isn't just a place for you to read what we've written - you can join in the discussion, too. Every post on the blog has the option for you to leave a comment on it, giving your own opinion on the subject. Just click on the Comments link at the bottom of an entry to do so.

Some entries have a Read More link at the bottom. That means that the post was too long for the front page of the blog. If you click on Read More, you'll be taken through to the rest of the entry.

Entries are broken down into Categories, which are broad topics. You can click on the Category link on the right hand column to see a page with all entries on that Category.

Tags, on the other hand, are a list of things mentioned in the article. These can be companies, people or even just ideas. You can click on any tag to see a list of all entries on this blog that have the same tag.

Trackbacks are link to other blogs, elsewhere on the Internet, which have written about that particular blog post. Click on those links to read those comments.