I've been thinking about sheep. I'm really enjoying wool working, and wondered if it's sustainable to have some sheep of our own. What do you think Amber? I contemplated a small fiber family on the farm. A few angora bunnies, a few sheep, a few goats one for milk. I read lamas are good heard protectors. Do you think it pans out or is to much work in the end?
http://www.greenerpasturesfarm.com/SheepManagement.html
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Let this be a place for discussion, plotting, planning and just general schmoozin so that a farm may be born.
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Oh and here is a great kind for the PNW!
http://www.greenerpasturesfarm.com/CascadeFarmsteadSheep.html
For sure. Anywhere I am living for awhile is gonna have to have some fiber friends. I would like a few alpacas, a couple merino sheep, coupe bunnies and some pygora goats. More importantly- I would like to spend some time with you. Git your booty out here!
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:) Hugs to you Amber!!! Oh and I just learned a new crotchet stitch tonight on youtube :)
sustainable sheep production. Topics covered include breed selection, controlled grazing, pasture lambing, alternative health management, and innovative marketing.
http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/summaries/sheep.html
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