Farmer · the hill above Gullbrae
Fiona
Fiona farms the hill above Gullbrae and lives in the wee old white cottage that has been there as long as anyone remembers. She is practical, observant and fond of her animals, Hamish most of all.
“Hamish gets the right feed, Eddie. A useful leftover still needs the right destination.”
What she’s known for
Finding Eddie’s first explanation entertaining, then helping him make it clearer. She names what an animal needs before talking about anything else.
Her tip for home
Food scraps from your kitchen are never food for farm animals, or even pet hens. They go in the food caddy.
How is Fiona feeling?
Fiona’s face tells you a lot. Can you make the same faces?
Fiona on the farm
Fiona from every side
Feed and fertiliser, kept apart
Fiona’s stories
Hamish’s short menuFiona checks the field and the rules before Hamish goes back to the grass.Read nowThe field is not the feed troughFertiliser helps the grass grow; Hamish only eats the grass, later.Read nowA busy summerPlanning sensible amounts of food with the shopkeepers.Read nowFiona is also in these stories: The garden over time, Give the field time, The grass lunch, Hamish’s second breakfast, The short menu, A season at the farm, The grain with another job, Three useful paths.
Her friends
Fiona is a made-up character, and her farm is made up too. Real farms follow the rules for feed and fertiliser. Check your bin day.


















