[Jacob-list] Re: one more thing...

[Linda]

Thanks.  I actually can identify all the plants around here, but talking to the extension agent is good suggestion.  We are new to this place in the sense that we recently moved into the house, but we spent 8 years(!) building the house.  
 
Hillside farming is new to me - much different from Florida or Michigan.  I'm beginning to see the pluses.  Instead of seeing our pasture areas as sandy and steep, we now look at them as 'well-drained.'  

Linda
 

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On Wed, 25 May 2005 16:31:57 EDT, Paintedrockfarm at aol.com wrote:
> Linda,
>
> I forgot to mention the suggestion of doing a follow up with your
> county extension agent.  Since you are new to that area with your
> new place and all, there are most likely different plants in the
> environment.  Even at <3miles from your old place, I bet everything
> is different!  I can relate from my steep hills in the Appalachians
> of West Virginia.
>
> Your extension agent may be able to shed some light on plant
> possibilities aside from the laurel.  He/she may even be able to
> help do a pasture "walk-thru" and help identify any possible
> threats to the sheep. 
>
> Good luck! -- Cheryl
>
> Mike & Cheryl Terrano
> Painted Rock Farm
> Route 4 Box 726
> Buckhannon, WV 26201-9205
> (304) 457-6620
> paintedrockfarm at aol.com
> Breeders of Registered Jacob Sheep & French Angora Rabbits

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