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Icelandics at Dragonfly Farm
Written by JB   
Sunday, 29 June 2008

We now have a small flock of Icelandic sheep at Dragonfly Farm. Our new arrivals are named Tiny Tim and Mary. They are registered and previously lived at Four Seasons Farm. We are looking forward to our new wooly adventure. We are expecting some fine fleeces for hand spinning this fall. Tiny Tim and Mary join our existing two Icelandic ewes Socks and Mittens. Here are few photos of our new arrivals:

 TinyTim1Tiny Tim  Mary1SmlMary
 TimAndMary1Sml  TimAndMary2Sml

Last Updated ( Sunday, 29 June 2008 )
 
Welcome to Dragonfly Farm
Written by JB   
Tuesday, 06 June 2006
At Dragonfly Farm in Webster, NH we are dedicated to raising the finest natural meat and vegetable products while protecting the land and treating all living things with dignity and respect. 

We also provide field and brush mowing, rototilling and wood chipping services. Visit our Australia site for photos of our stay there.

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Cheviots
Our lambs enjoy fresh air, clean grass, with plenty of room to roam.
Our poultry live in "tractors". Protected from predators, yet able to live like chickens should, with grass under their feet and plenty of bugs to eat. 
Chicken Tractor
Chicken Tractor
Last Updated ( Saturday, 01 July 2006 )
 
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