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A collection of articles in various forms of
media that mention the Tunis Breed.
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know.
News Alert for: Tunis sheep
FFA
Proficiency Awarded to Tunis Breeder - Jacci Erwin
The
Country Today article about James and Lisa Twomey's Tunis flock.
Indiana
State Fair Story about Tunis show.
Web Video Alert for: Tunis sheep
Goats Sheep
Surfing
My Nigerian Dwarf kid goat surfs on the back of my American
Tunis sheep as the lamb stands by watching.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIkJgH6uN_c
Blogs Alert for: Tunis sheep
Tunis
Sheep-chit chat with ewe!
By DebbieCalif
These are our sheep, they are called Tunis sheep. They
were brought over by Thomas Jefferson. You can't exactly tell since
they are eating but they have a dark reddish brown face and legs. They
are great sheep and not as difficult to ...
Ribbonwood
Cottage - http://ribbonwoodcottage.blogspot.com/
Spring: the time for fresh
fleece
By Deb
I'm always surprised to remember that Tunis
have been in the US since 1799. Rambouillets, which are the French
branch of the Merino family, started up with some sheep sent to
France from Spain in 1786 (when the Spanish finally let some ...
The
Independent Stitch - http://independentstitch.typepad.com/the_independent_stitch/
Do Not Spray Hot Sheep With
Water
By stonybrookfarm
The rest were in the shade, but were not panting as badly as they have
been. Perhaps they just needed an adjustment period to get used to the
heat. The Tunis feeder lambs seem totally unfazed by the heat.
Pasture-Raised
and Grass-Fed... - http://stonybrookfarm.wordpress.com
Some pics from the weekend.
By The WoolWytch(The WoolWytch)
We picked up all told 4# of Southdown, and 6.5# of Tunis - both
good for teaching a new spinner in my opinion. We held back a half
pound of the Tunis so sunshyn689 could learn the whole process
from start to finish. ...
The
WoolWytch - http://woolwytch.blogspot.com/
Willow's
Rest
By
Julie
The sheep are funny about Maia. When she was on her tie out,
they would all go hang right with her, and one of the tunis
ewes would stand pretty much right against her. But when she's off the
tie out, they feel a need to move away from ...
Albemarle
Farmer
By
Mark Tueting
Bonnie,
Cleo (white Charlais cow) with her heifer calf Mel, Connie (black
heifer behind bonnie), our Tunis ram George, and one of our
laying hens. George was with the cows because Tunis sheep are
fertile year round and we only want ...
Pink
Lemon Twist
By Melanie
Tunis is a meat breed so the fleeces are not necessarily a
consistent type from sheep to sheep. This was a really
great diameter control exercise that Judith had us do and quite
frankly, if this had been all she taught us, it would have ... Read
more...
Sittin'
n Spinnin' - NTSRI member, Becky Pennington's blog
Unicorner
Farm - NTSRI member, Debbi Brown's farm blog
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