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If you are interested in naturally-colored sheep and their wool, the Natural Colored Wool Growers Association. Invites you to become a member of our ever-growing community of colored sheep breeders and supporters. We also maintain a membership directory, to help bring breeders and buyers together. This is a reliable resource to help shepherds search out colored sheep in a wide variety of breeds, and allows consumers, like hand spinners and crafters, find local sources for wool. Our fleeces have been awar.
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Located in NC, we raise and sell Lamancha dairy goats, Thrianta and Satin Angora rabbits, sheep, various fowl, and honeybees. Were always trying to learn and provide for all of our critters in the most practical and healthy ways that we can! WeCONTENT
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Serving the Education, Health, Social Service, Agriculture and Cultural needs of American Indians. Since its inception, AIMI has grown into a multi-faceted social support agency, with model programs such as Three Sisters Farm, Cannery and Co-op.