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Shearing Day

 

Saturday, February 11, 2012

9am until

 

Master Blade Shearer: Kevin Ford

Assisted by local shearer: Joy Moore

 

Soon after Kevin shears our sheep he’ll head to the Golden Shears International Shearing Competition in New Zealand. He’s one of a four man (actually three men and one woman!) team representing the United States. We are thrilled that he shears our sheep every year.

 

 

Fleeces for sale:

 

1)    Corriedale- white, natural color, moorit; $9/lb.

 

2)    Navajo-Churro- white, shades of brown and black; $9/lb.

(For anyone interested in these fleeces, they are absolutely gorgeous this year!)

 

3) CVM Romeldale- shades of brown and gray; $13/lb.

 

3)    Dorset- white; $5/lb.

 

 

Since we begin shearing before Saturday, there will be some fleeces to look at when you arrive. Plan to come and help “skirt” fleeces as they come off the sheep. There’s no better way to see and feel what a whole fleece is like! At the end of shearing we will have about 125 fleeces for you to see.

 

 

The Farm Store will be open, offering Corriedale and Navajo-Churro roving, possibly sheepskins, and our wonderful Corriedale and Meadow spun yarn!

 

Lunch at the Farm is a rather informal affair since we all need to eat. We’ll have our usual big pots of Lamb Chili and Homemade Soup. We will also have homemade bread so bring sandwich fixings, a dessert to share, or money donations! We always eat well!

 

 

Directions to the Farm are elsewhere on this website.

All sales in cash or check

Call (336-622-1795) or email if you have questions

 

Please NO PETS

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Rising Meadow Farm

 

Ann and Ron Fay
3750 Williams Dairy Road
Liberty, NC 27298
336-622-1795

Beth and Winfield Henry
7512 Old Liberty Road
Liberty, NC 27298
336-622-2842

 



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