Comments on: Sustainable Thoughts and Ideas: Sheep on a Cattle Farm in Northeast Texas, You Must Be Kidding.

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By: Keith Wright

Keith Wright — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 16:50:53 +0000

Mr. Melson,

I have enjoyed reading about your operation, and plan to go back & find what you’ve written in Living Natural First. I found that your & my family history to be quite similar (I inherited my family farm which has been in continuous operation since the late 1800′s, etc). I distinctly recall a conversation my father and I had around 1995-96 that we were actually grass farmers who ran cattle, thus coming to the same paradigm shift to which you referred.

For a number of reasons, my wife Marilyn and I are seriously interested in further investigation as to what sense it might make for us to begin raising hair sheep. The two breeds we find particularly intriguing are the St Croix & Katahdin.

I look forward to reading further about your experiences. I am a big believer in the old saying that ‘experience is the best teacher’.

Best regards,

Keith Wright

By: arayr

arayr — Fri, 25 Dec 2009 09:47:03 +0000

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