They just love it. I mean they LOVE this alfafa/canary grass hay from Libby Llop's Inverness Farm. I'm trying to stretch it as long as I can.
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
Brookfield, Central New York, USA
Maggie's Farm is a State of Mind
Life on my farm, one day at a time.
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
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- Monkey in the Doghouse
- Babies Doing Fine
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- Where's the Food?
- Zack is One of the Gang
- Sombra Still Sick
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- Patience is a Virtue
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- The Beast and the Babe
- Finally - Lambs to Love!
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- So You Want To Raise Sheep?
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- Maggie's Farm
- Brookfield, Central New York, United States
- I keep this journal as a record of my adventures on the farm, my hopes and dreams, failures and successes, for anyone who might want to take the leap, as I did, six years ago.
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