Yesterday we welcomed the first lamb born at Ecotone! Here are a few photos:
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Posts
Related Interesting Links
- Agricultural Law Blog
- American Livestock Breeds Conservancy
- American Pastured Poultry Producers Association
- Animal Welfare Approved
- Artisan Builders Collective
- Blackbird Heritage Farm
- Bountiful Blessings Farm
- Briget Ganske Photography
- Celebrate People's History!
- Center for Agrarian Studies
- Earth Matters
- Falling Sky Farm
- Farm Hack
- Farm to Consumer Foundation
- Federation of Southern Cooperatives
- Food and Society Fellows
- Food Corps
- Food Democracy Now
- G.W. Carver Food Park
- Happily Ever After Farm
- Hiland Naturals
- Institue for Agriculture and Trade Policy
- Jimbo's Yoga
- Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture
- Local Table
- Nashville Greenlands Community
- National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service
- National Young Farmers Coalition
- Pastured Poetry
- Pick Tennessee Products
- Pink Guitar Farm
- Questions Presented
- Red Wattle Project
- Southern Sustainable Agriculture Working Group
- Tennessee Organic Growers Association
- Tennessee Water Science Center
- The Cornucopia Institute
- The Ethicurean
- The Greenhorns
- The Land Institute
- TSU Agriculture School
- Twist Art Gallery
- Windy Acres Farm
- Winged Elm Farm
- Yellow Bird
Are those St. Croix sheep? If so, interested to know what your experience has been with them so far. How exciting to have your first lamb!
ReplyDeleteTerrific, always nice to have livestock born on the farm.
ReplyDelete