Spring 2018 Wild & Woolly
Apr 17, 2018
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The Spring 2018 issue of Wild & Woolly has been published to the web as a PDF file and to ISSUU. Wild & Woolly is a quarterly newsletter for sheep and goat producers and anyone else interested in sheep and goats. It is published by University of Maryland Extension.
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Seeing the Spring 2018 issue available on both PDF and ISSUU is a nice touch—I can download it for the barn and still flip through it on my phone.
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Quarterly newsletters like this are easy to fall behind on, so that flexibility helps.
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Seeing this issue posted as both PDF and ISSUU reminded me that I always download the PDF for the barn office, while the flipbook stays for quick browsing. For small producers like me, having those older quarterly issues archived matters when checking breed or health notes later.
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