Flax seed is also a major component in many
supplenmts that peole who own performance animals
use to help enhance skin and coat-- it provides quite
a few EFAs ( essential fatty acids) that aid in skin
health, espeicially if is has not been heat
processed-- and, my vet suggested Iuse Flax seed oil
Barb-- you need to join the Living off the alnd list
you have it down pat!!!
Soil health IS super important to OUR health--
The is an environmental re=term-- called primary
production which refers to the amount of energy
produced directly from the sunlight interaction with
plants. If the
Be aware,
using vinegar ismjust like using anyother herbicide--
if the day is not dry, warm, and sunny, you are
wasting the effort--
you kinda have to follow the directions of a the
commercial herbicides-- this from an arborist who
[refers to use natural mathods
Terry
--- Paul Renee
-removeable shelves.
Barb
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From: Terry Wereb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
Sent: Monday, May 15, 2006 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] Butchering
Okay, what is a 'freezer tamer'? Its a way of
regulating temp so the carcass
Carol, I just tried the link-- ans I get the response
that the message is no longer available.
Terry W
--- Carol J. Elkins [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Many of you know that Stan Potratz, owner of Premier
Fencing, has been a
long-time supporter of the sheep industry and is an
all-around good
Oh, put your ear to the little guy's tummy and make
sure you are still getting bowel sounds...
And you can use mineral oil in the back end, as
well-- use the lightweight stuff-- it seeps in better.
Terry
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Elaine-
Several of the poultry people have attended some of
the TAHC meetings--
There is nothing with with keeping informed, and
letting the politicians know that you know what they
are up to!!!
Might make them a little uncomfortable..hehehehehe
Terry
I thought I would post this for those who may need to
'force' some food into a reluctant adult or weak lamb.
This works for many species of animals, and is great
for those who do not wish to, or do not have the
equipement to tube feed.
1. Animal must be conscious
2. Put the animal in a sternum
Thanks Carol, that works a lot better...
FOlks, Walter Jeffries, in Vermont has a website
www.NoNAIS.org
Has lots of usefull information and links- And all
material you want, if you wish, to use to fight NAIS
may be downloaded and used for free-- however, if you
use it to support NAIS, he
Okay I thought I would provide a link for you all to
check out-- as a friend in Ms raises goats, and a
neighbor of hers had a goat just DIE-- and this plant
was in the pasture, recently browsed. I am sending to
both the consortium and Blackbelly list because I
thought I had seen wehre a
hello folks-- this question is for all the American
Blackbelly flock keepers out there---
Have you ever had, or do you know of, an American
Blackbelly ram that produced POLLED ram lambs? Have
you ever had, or do you know of, an American
Blackbelly ewe that has had POLLED ram lambs when bred
to
Why would you want to do that? Mixing genetics of two
relatively rare breeds removes one more chance for the
ewe to [pass on her genetics to others of her 'kind.'
Terry
--- Nancy Richardson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We were just wondering if anyone had ever crossed a
Jacob 4 horn sheep with
Helmut,
I would like permission to post what you said below
to a site NoNAIS.org either that, or you could post
yourself. Lot's of great links on it about what is
going on...
Terry
--- hlang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Don't think that he overdramtized.
Most of today's population are
www.NoNAIS.org
this site is owned by a Pastured Poultry listmember--
the discussion about NAIS on that list is quite heated
at times.
The government's agenda has been postponed- but it is
still there. Most of us within the US can remember HOW
the legislative process is supposed to work, but
Many young mothers and/or first time mothers have
smaller babies. This applies to almost all species. It
is sort of like the Momma is practicing the pregnancy,
parturation and raising stuff. As long as Momma and
baby are both behaving normally, the baby continues to
gain and remain active, you are
Carol,
Does the AC vinegar need to have the mother in
it to be effective?
Terry
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Would county or state fairs have objections to
exhibits that were not competeing? I noticed at my
county's fair last year that there were no meat
goats-- just dairy breeds. All the sheep were woolies.
One lady had a Scottish Highland cow and her calf
there-- but I believe it was entered as a beef
and State Fairs from my
understanding do the
exotic/different breeds exhibits.
I wish you luck with 4-H. Sue
From: Terry Wereb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
Subject: Re: [blackbelly] for sale
Date: Thu, 19 Jan
Basic genetics would say yes as the liklihood of
getting all the genetics necessary to produce horns
would be greater.
Terry
--- David Kellough [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If a horned ewe and a horned ram produce a ewe lamb,
is the odds much
greater the ewe lamb will have horns?
just
would keep them dry. I like the idea of portable
housing. It would be
nice to be able to hook up a tractor and move the
barn rather than clean it
out!
Mark Wintermute
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Behalf Of Terry
Wereb
Sent: Sunday
Elaine,
It is great to know Pete is doing well. Now I have
a question for everyone--
I have done Wildlife Rehab, with some success- and
orphans are no biggie for me. But, has anyone tried
getting another ewe to adopt the rejected lambs? I
ask this because I should be getting my first sheep
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