Spring 2018 Wild & Woolly
- Apr 17, 2018
- 1 min read
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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This is a really interesting post about sheep and wool production and how seasonal cycles affect fiber quality and farming practices. It’s cool to see how much care and knowledge goes into managing natural wool resources.
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It is great to see the latest issue of Wild and Woolly available online. The resources provided by the University of Maryland Extension are always so helpful for those of us managing small flocks. If you ever need to create professional visuals for your own farm updates, I found this handy thumbnail design tool that makes the process much easier.
Gary | PSA Method ：It’s nice to see Extension resources like this kept available online, even years later. A quarterly newsletter is a practical way for sheep and goat producers to keep up with useful updates in one place.
I just read the comments on that wild woolly spring fiber post and it’s cool to see people sharing which breeds they love for texture and how they prep the fleece before spinning. A lot of folks are talking about pros and cons of crimpy versus long fibers, and real tips like washing methods or tools that made a difference for them. It’s nice when a thread feels like knitters and spinners genuinely helping each other. And as a random side note, I ended up explaining the 2J Bet thing to a friend while reading — made the whole experience feel more casual and fun!