The Backyard Sheep: An Introductory Guide to Keeping Productive Pet SheepStorey Publishing, 1 ene 2013 - 215 páginas With Sue Weaver's expert guidance, it's easy to raise sheep in your own backyard, whether for fleece and milk (and the wonderful cheese, yogurt, and butter you can make from it) or as companionable pets. Weaver covers absolutely everything beginners need to know to keep sheep safe, healthy, and maximally productive. |
Índice
Keeping a Few Sheep | 65 |
Making More Sheep | 113 |
Enjoying Your Sheep | 153 |
Glossary | 186 |
Common Mistakes | 191 |
Trimming Hooves | 192 |
Promoting Your Sheep | 194 |
Emergency Euthanasia | 195 |
Resources | 196 |
| 202 | |
Credits | 204 |
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The Backyard Sheep: An Introductory Guide to Keeping Productive Pet Sheep Sue Weaver Vista previa restringida - 2013 |
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