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March 2020

3/15/2020

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Hello Lambing Season!

Is it Spring yet? With such a warm winter and an early lambing season, it sure does feel like Spring at Harvey Ranch. In February we started lambing and with an intense season nearly behind us, it feels good to take a breath. We have been blessed with ninety-two lambs so far! We’re very hopeful the late season lambs will be just as healthy as the early season ones are.

Meet Our Girls

Martie and Marley 2020
With each season of lambing there always seems to be a bummer lamb or two....Meet Martie and Marley! Martie is a cute little thing with a lot of personality and fight in her. She was born with a bum leg and injured during birth. She can’t see more than four feet in front of her, but none of that slows her down. Martie needs some extra care and won’t be able to return to her mother, but something tells us she’s very content living the life of a bottle baby.
Marley is a sweet little girl full of love and spunk. She was born as a triplet and her mother was unable to care for her. Marley was very timid at first, but she is finding a new love and companionship in the bottle baby life. Marley has become best friends with her new sister, Martie, and cares for her immensely.
Seeing the inseparable pair overcome so many milestones is absolutely heartwarming. These two sweethearts will be given a milk replacement supplement until they’re five months old. The girls will then be given a diet of alfalfa and pasture. We are so excited to watch these girls grow and become a part of the herd!

Family Fun at Harvey Ranch

Join us on April 4, 2020 for family fun! We’ve partnered with Brittney Donney Photography, Magnolia Mums, and Millie’s Ice Cream and Coffee Co to create an exciting Easter family photo session. The event will be held at Harvey Ranch. Sample pizza and chocolate dipped Oreos, experience gorgeous floral arrangements, feel the magic and meet Martie and Marley! We are so excited to be co hosting this event and can’t wait to see everyone there! See the flyer below for more information.
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A Special Thanks

Harvey Ranch would like to give a special thanks to Britteny Donney. She is an amazing local photographer we’ve been working with. We would like to give her credit and a huge thank you for the amazing pictures we’ve used throughout this newsletter. Her work captures the magic in the air at Harvey Ranch. Please follow the link below to see more of her incredible work.

http://brittenydonneyphotography.com
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2019 Holiday Pre-Orders

11/19/2019

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Holiday pre-order!  2019 walnut is in and ready to go just in time for the Thanksgiving holiday.  We will be set up this Sunday 11/24 from 1pm to 2pm at the Truckee Regional Park.  If you are interested in making an order please pre-orderwith us via email or phone  by 5pm on Saturday 11/23/19.  We hope to see you
Walnuts
$10.00/pound shelled
$7.00/pound in shell
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Almonds
$10.00--1 pound bag
$18.00--2 pound bag
$150.00-25 pound bag
Lamb Chorizo
$16.99/pound
To Order please Contact:
annagotwool@gmail.com
or call
916-217-8220
​530-994-3617
Pick Up:
Location: Truckee Regional Park
Date: Sunday 11/24/2019
Time: 1 pm to 2 pm
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Hello 2018!

2/26/2018

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January, February, and March 2018 News Letter

​Hello to you! We have been working with some crazy weather here at the ranch. We were in the sixties during January. February was warm until half way through and then we were down in the thirties. We are looking forward to March and all that it offers to bring us, including new Lambs! For now, we have completed shearing and included our wool show and farmers market schedules.

The 2018 Wool Crop

​Sheared, skirted, weighed, and slowly being updated to our website www.AnnaGotWool.com Wow what a difference in the quality of fleeces this year.  With such a mild winter the fleeces are exceptional.  We sheared 97 sheep and only 5 fleeces were pulled Not For Sale due to a wool break, or other issues.  Whereas, last year being so wet there so many problems with the fleeces at least a 1/3 of the fleeces did not make the grade.
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​If you are in the area you should plan a stop at the Wool Room on the ranch.  A photo just doesn’t do justice to the fleeces.  There are so many beautiful Natural Colored fleeces:  black, chocolate, shades of gray from charcoal to deep blue grays.  Light heather grays to oatmeal and there is a large selection of variegated grays, tri colors black , white and gray all in one fleece a spinners dream.  Dark and light morits.  Not just white but bright white a dyers dream to get true colors.  We have fine wool, medium and luster long wools.  Something for any fiber project you might have in mind.  We can help you find the prefect fleece and you can meet the ewe that produced it.

2018 Wool Shows

2018 Farmers Markets
Some new dates and new locations.  Take a look at where you can find Harvey Farm fleeces.  We look forward to a new season seeing familiar faces and meeting new fiber artists.

May 19th
Spinning at Retzlaff Vineyard
1356 S. Livermore Ave.
Livermore, CA

June 29-July 1st 
Black Sheep Gathering
NEW LOCATION
Linn County Fair & Expo Center
Albany, OR
www.blacksheepgathering.org
 
September 3rd
Monterey Wool Auction
Monterey Co Fairgrounds
 
September 14-16th
California National Wool Show
www.fiberfestival.com
 
September 22-23rd
Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival
Clackamas County Event Center
Canby, OR
www.flockandfiberfestival.com
 
October 6th-7th
Lambtown
Dixon, CA
www.lambtown.org
 
October 10th-14th 
Trailing of the Sheep
Hailey, ID
www.trailingofthesheep.org
 
October 27th
Venture Co. Weavers/Spinners
Harvest Sale
222 Venture Blvd.
Camarillo, CA
www.venturaweavespin.com
​Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
When: Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Commons Beach, Tahoe City.
​Check out their Facebook page or website!

Romano's Farmers Market: Too Be Announced
When: Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where: Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 10th - September 30th.
When: Sundays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where:  the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.
Check out their Facebook page or website!
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Merry Christmas and Happy New Years!

12/21/2017

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We are sorry we have been absent...

We want to start out by saying Merry Christmas and Happy New Years as we head into January. 

We have been missing from our monthly news letters because we have a great new surprise for everyone!

​We have added livestock to the ranch and we are just in love with them! See below to help us welcome them!

This is our short and sweet newsletter to end this year. We hope everyone has a beautiful Christmas and Wonderful New Years. We look forward to seeing everyone in the new year.

The New Livestock are here....and they are big!

Okay, they are not big yet but they will be!

The Highland descends from the native cattle of Scotland and is named for the Highland region.  The breed was shaped primarily by natural selection and as a result it is best known for its survival qualities, hardiness, maternal abilities, reproductive efficiency and longevity.  Their long hair gives the breed its ability to overwinter.   The meat tends to be leaner than most beef because Highlands are largely insulated by their thick shaggy hair rather than by subcutaneous fat.

We are excited to introduce Scottish Highland Cattle with our sheep to better utilize our native rangeland.  Highlands consume a wide variety of pest plants as well as grass and brush.  They are considered a "light grazer" in Europe, used to manage and diversify marginal lands without the negative impact seen with heavier breeds.

The two pictured here are Elsie and Louisa, who we call LouLou. Elsie was born in April and LouLou was born in June. 
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A light Dusting of Snow has Come!

The sheep and goats are always more than happy to get some alfalfa even when there is snow on the ground. 

The snow came in late December and was light but enough to cover the ground. It was just perfect for us because we were still able to drive around with out having to plow. 
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October 2017 News Letter

10/10/2017

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Art and Ag trails was a Success!

 What a great group of ladies thank you for all that you do.  Judy Heydon- needle felting, Anna Harvey Sheep Wrangler, Janet Baldridge-Master Spinner, Michelle Haselton-Pineneedle Basket Artisan, Sally Wise-Weaver & Spinner, Shannon Harvey-Wool Room Monitor What a fun day over 500 guests visited our ranch that day.  We sold out of our Family Basque Chorizo.  We have decided to make it available at our farmers markets for next year.  Our 9-Step Wool Processing was well received and we had a lot of great questions over the course of the day.  The self guided sheep trail was a hit as usual but the guardian puppies stole the show.   Mark your calendars for next year. 

Fall is in full swing on the Ranch!

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Bethany, Belle, Annie and Oakley are enjoying the "Indian Summer".  We are excepting little crias late spring early summer.

The Bees are headed towards warmer weather.

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The bee keepers informed us that they had a record clean out with the hives on the property.  The bees were very health, the colony grew no mites or dieses.  They were very happy bees.  We are looking forward the having them back in the spring.  We got a smack'role  of honey but are waiting so patiently for those beautiful golden jars of Westside Honey. 
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First Snow Fall of 2017

Farmers Markets are at their End!

We picked up a new farmers market that is on Tuesdays in Truckee! 

However all of the markets are at their end now. We look forward to seeing everyone again next year!! 

Wool Show Schedule 2017

We are near the end of our wool shows as well!
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November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.

We will update our schedule as the shows come up to let you know what is happening for us and the ranch!
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September News Letter

9/7/2017

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2017 Art & Agriculture Tour

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We are happy to say that we will be doing the Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail again!

It will take place on Saturday September 30th 2017. The end of this month :)

Make sure you come and visit our home and other great Ranches in the valley!

To keep up on current news make sure you go and Like the page for the Art and Ag Trail on facebook!
You can also check out their website by clicking this link: Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail

New Additions to the Ranch...

We have some exciting news!
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We have Puppies!

One of our beautiful guard dogs gave birth to a large liter of puppies at the end of August. They are a Maremma sheep dog mixed with Anatolian Shepard and Great Pyrenees. It is safe to say that these are going to be some large dogs when they grow up!

Our guardian decided to keep on guarding and have her puppies under our large barn where they would be safe. We tried to get some great pictures for everyone to enjoy and we plan on having more once they start to come out
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Monterey County Fair Results

It was the 38 Annual Wool Auction at the Monterey County Fair.  I believe it is the only live auction in California.  The rain showers in the early hours forced the wool show managers to relocate the auction over towards the livestock area by gate 6.  It was covered and protected from the rain and sun.  68 beautiful fleeces entered this year and there were plenty of buyers and ALL of the fleeces sold. All of the Harvey Farm fleeces  placed in their divisions.  We had the Reserve Champion Breed Fleece.  It was "Georgia" one of our lovely Rambouillet ewes.

New Event Venue!

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We have some exciting news!We are excited to announce that we will now be using part of the property as an event venue! 

There is enough room for over 200 guests. A beautiful outdoor kitchen to use. The back drop is a large meadow and a forest surrounding.

We are in the midst of working on a website for it but we do have brochures and information for any one curious. Just give us a call or an email!

Hay Delivery in August


It has been busy here on Harvey Farms. We received our hay delivery to make it through the winter. The sheep were more than excited along with the alpacas to see some yummy food being delivered. 
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A visit from some Locals...

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We have a heard of bucks who like to hang out close to the ranch. They are right on our driveway. We suspect they smell our hay.

 2017 Farmers Market Schedule 2017 Almond Crop Is Here

Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
When: Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Where: Commons Beach, Tahoe City.
​Check out their Facebook page or website!

Romano's Farmers Market: June 2nd - September 15th.
When: Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where: Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 4th - September 25th.
When: Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Where:  the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.
Check out their Facebook page or website!

To the left is a favorite customer of ours :) He enjoys the dryer balls, pelts and blankets very much.

 
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2017 Fiber Show Schedule

September 15th - 17th: CA National Wool Show in Boonville, California.

September 23rd -24th: flockandfiberfestival.com/Oregon Flock & Fiber Festival in Camby, Oregon
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October 7th - 8th: Lambtown in Dixon, California.

October 12th - 15th: Trailing of the Sheep in Sun Vallley, Ketchum, Hailey Idaho.

November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.

We will update our schedule as the shows come up to let you know what is happening for us and the ranch!
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July Newsletter 2017

7/11/2017

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Happy Independence Day

​We hope that everyone had a great 4th of July. We are proud to be an American. We are so blessed to live in America and have the freedom to own and operate our own ranching business.  We fly our flag in honor of all the men, women and families that have sacrificed for us.  Thank you for your service.

Gold Discovery Days - Mo & Jo will be there, Will You?

Mo and Joe will be up at the Plumas Eureka State Park on Saturday.  Come by and pet them and feed them some treats.

They both even got baths to help welcome everyone to the event!
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Mo and Jo during their baths.
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Shannon took a nap while holding the goats as they dried off in the sun.
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Summer Heat

​We are definitely feeling the summer heat.  The sheep and dogs are out grazing well before 6:00am and seeking the shade of the pines by 9:30am.  They don’t really start moving again until after 4:00pm.  The yellow tar flowers show their faces only in the cool of the early morning or at dusk.  They close up tight during the heat of the day, trying to conserver their moisture.  I call them tar flowers because the sheep’s noses really do get a sticky tar from grazing amongst the flowers.  A weed that nothing eats but sure is a pretty sight in the summer.

Keeping the Sheep in Coats

​The boys are putting coats on our replacement ewe lambs.  The coats help keep the stickers and burrs out of their wool.  The coats also keep the ends of their wool protected from the suns harsh rays otherwise it fades and becomes brittle.  Making a less desirable fleece for the hand spinners.  In a perfect world four coat changes would be all a sheep needs to accommodate their growing wool.  But out here there are so many things to rip, tear and shred their coats.  It seems we are always changing torn coats for patched coats.  It seems like a full time job.
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This coat has become more of a scarf.
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The boys replacing a coat.

2017 Farmers Market Schedule

​Farmers Markets are going strong.  We have lots of grass-fed lamb to BBQ this summer.  You will find yarn, blankets, pelts and felted soap at our booth.  You can place your order for a whole lamb cut and wrapped to your liking.
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Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
It will be on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commons Beach, Tahoe City.

Romano's Farmers Market: June 2nd - September 15th.
It will be on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 4th - September 25th.
It will be on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.
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2017 Fiber Show Schedule

We will update our schedule as the shows get closer to keep you updated on the ranch activities :)
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September 4th: Monterey Wool Auction in Monterey, California.

September 15th - 17th: CA National Wool Show in Boonville, California.

October 7th - 8th: Lambtown in Dixon, California.

October 12th - 15th: Trailing of the Sheep in Sun Vallley, Ketchum, Hailey Idaho.

October 14th - 15th: Mt. Lassen Fiber Guild's Fiber Fusion

November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.
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2017 Art & Ag Tours

​​We are happy to say that we will be doing the Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail again!

It will take place on Saturday September 30th 2017.

To keep up on current news make sure you go and Like the page for the Art and Ag Trail on facebook!
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June Newsletter 2017

6/12/2017

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The Alpacas got a Shave!

​It was a full groom day for the alpacas! We are now up to 14 alpacas! They all were groomed the other day which entailed shearing them, trimming toe nails, getting wormer and recieving vaccines. The shearers have a special table that they are strapped to and then laid down on the side. The table does all of the turning so it does not stress the alpacas by having to flip them on the ground, they simply relax on a table while they are taken care of.

Diddly, one of the older alpacas, decided to take a nap on the table, we decided he enjoys getting pampered very much. It took about 4 hours to get everyone cleaned up and we had a handful of helpers which was wonderful! 

We will be making a 50/50 blend of the alpaca fiber with some of our Rambouillet fiber into a lovely 2 ply DK weight yarn to sell at the farmers market and in the wool room on the ranch.  So be sure to look for it.


BEES! Harvey Farms Newest Addition!

 Two years of talking about putting bees out here and now thanks to Patty Spiller and Gary McClaughry we have 25 bee hives on the property.  When I walk down to the barns in the evening to put the chickens up for the night, feed the guardian dogs and close the gates on the sheep I pass by the hives.  It almost feels like the ground is moving with all the buzzing activity.  It's so exciting.  Now we wait to taste the "Westside" honey.  Harmony Ridge will be selling it at our local farmers market next year.

2017 Farmers Market Schedule

Farmers Markets are now in Full Swing! 
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Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
It will be on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commons Beach, Tahoe City.
​Check out their Facebook page or website!

Romano's Farmers Market: June 2nd - September 15th.
It will be on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 4th - September 25th.
It will be on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.
Check out their Facebook page or website!
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2017 Fiber Show Schedule

​​June 10th -11th: Wool Market and Fiber Festival in Estes Park, Colorado.

June 23rd - 25th: Black Sheep Gathering in Eugene, Oregon.

September 4th: Monterey Wool Auction in Monterey, California.

September 15th - 17th: CA National Wool Show in Boonville, California.
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October 7th - 8th: Lambtown in Dixon, California.

October 12th - 15th: Trailing of the Sheep in Sun Vallley, Ketchum, Hailey Idaho.

November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.

We will update our schedule as the shows come up to let you know what is happening for us and the ranch!
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Sierra Valley Art & Ag Tour 2017

​We are happy to say that we will be doing the Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail again!

It will take place on Saturday September 30th 2017.

To keep up on current news make sure you go and Like the page for the Art and Ag Trail on facebook!
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May 2017 Newsletter

5/1/2017

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The Shop in Blairsden

There is a new shop in the community!

The owners name is Pam Ayoob and she is excited to offer spa services as well as fun products. Be sure to check out her website, www.theshopinblairsden.com
 
Our dryer balls will be sold there and the option to add essential oils through this shop will be available and is a fun way to add natural scents to your clothes. The dryer balls also help dry your clothes 25 percent faster and are all natural.
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2017 Farmers Markets Are Starting!

We are very excited to mention that the 2017 farmers markets are beginning this month and we are excited to see every one out and about! The Tahoe City Farmers market is the one beginning this month!

Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
It will be on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commons Beach, Tahoe City.
​Check out their Facebook page or website!

Romano's Farmers Market: June 2nd - September 15th.
It will be on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 4th - September 25th.
It will be on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.
Check out their Facebook page or website!
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The Sheep are Out and about!

The sheep are now out and about grazing on the range. They are let out of their pens in the morning and guarded by our trusty guardian dogs. They then return in the afternoons to get put away to protect them from critters at night. The dogs lead them around various portions of the property as they graze and always bring them home at night. The sheep are very happy to have fresh green grass.

We have a small group that stays in our enclosed pastures because their babies are too young to go out with the others. They are still very happy to be let out on the beautiful green pastures.

Gold Discovery Days

We will be attending the Gold Discovery Days this year at the State Park in Johnsville. We look forward to seeing you there.

Dates: July 15 & 16 2017
Times: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: Plumas Eureka State Park, Johnsville, California

Rotary Pancake Breakfast on Sunday the 16th from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Come join for fun activities such as gold panning, food, music, candle making, childrens games, wagon rides, black smith demos, assay office tours, period costumes, longboard skiers, wood working, Moriarty house tours, and weavers.
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2017 Fiber Show Schedule

​June 3rd: Treadles to Threads Spinners Guild in Livermore, California.

June 10th -11th: Wool Market and Fiber Festival in Estes Park, Colorado.

June 23rd - 25th: Black Sheep Gathering in Eugene, Oregon.

September 4th: Monterey Wool Auction in Monterey, California.

September 15th - 17th: CA National Wool Show in Boonville, California.
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October 7th - 8th: Lambtown in Dixon, California.

October 12th - 15th: Trailing of the Sheep in Sun Vallley, Ketchum, Hailey Idaho.

November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.

We will update our schedule as the shows come up to let you know what is happening for us and the ranch!
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Sierra Valley Art & Ag Tour 2017

​We are happy to say that we will be doing the Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail again!

It will take place on Saturday September 30th 2017.

To keep up on current news make sure you go and Like the page for the Art and Ag Trail on facebook!
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April Newsletter

4/7/2017

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Local 4-H Member and our Yarn

Jade is in her 4th year with the Treasure Mountain 4-H group. She is working on her project for the Plumas-Sierra fair and this year the theme for the fair is Art to Ag.

She is doing her project on natural dying.  Jade came out to the ranch and we loaded her up with with Romney fiber: raw wool, roving and yarn to experiment with dying.
When asked , why did you decide on this project. She said because I thought it would be interesting to see what colors I could make and finding different things to make the different colors.  She has experimented with sage, beets, black beans, lettuce, manzanita flowers, cottonwood buds, and turmeric.  She was most surprised with the color that was made by using sage.  She was expecting more of a silver color because that is the color of the plant but instead it produced a beautiful yellow.  She was disappointed with the color from the manzanita flowers she was hoping for a pinkish color but instead a yellowish, greenish, brown was produced.

She will be doing a presentation on her project at the Plumas~Sierra fair this year from August 9-13th.  We will follow up on the progress and wish her the best of luck at the fair.
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The Pangora Goats Got a Shave!

The two pangora goats who we bought last year needed a hair cut pretty bad.

The two boys, Mini Oreo (Mo), featured above, and Jo were happy to shed their long hair and feel a few pounds lighter. We are excited to say that they both did beautifully but also that we learned that Mo likes to nibble on ear lobes and noses.

They are no enjoying having their own stall in the barn to keep them warm on these snowy April days and also getting lots of "special treats".
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Mini Oreo (Mo) standing pretty after his hair cut.

4th Annual Farm and Garden Fest

Saturday May 6th, from 10am till 4pm at the Sierra Valley Grange in Vinton, California

If you are looking for ideas or local products this is a great event.

Come see us we will be demonstrating how to make felted dryer balls.  You can buy some dryer balls or a kit and make your own.
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Lambs, Lambs & More Lambs.

 As we near the middle of April we are starting to wind down with our lambs being born.

The lambs from January and February are more than happy when the hay is put in the feeder, they all rush it and even try to push their moms out of the way. They can be seen in the couple of pictures below

We have a couple more ewes to give birth until we are totally finished.

The picture to the right is a new lamb that was born at the end of march, being weighed. This particular lamb was about 10.5 pounds.
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2017 Fiber Show Schedule

June 3rd: Treadles to Threads Spinners Guild in Livermore, California.

June 10th -11th: Wool Market and Fiber Festival in Estes Park, Colorado.

June 23rd - 25th: Black Sheep Gathering in Eugene, Oregon.

September 4th: Monterey Wool Auction in Monterey, California.

September 15th - 17th: CA National Wool Show in Boonville, California.
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October 7th - 8th: Lambtown in Dixon, California.

October 12th - 15th: Trailing of the Sheep in Sun Vallley, Ketchum, Hailey Idaho.

November 5th: Southern CA Handweavers in Torrance, California.

We will update our schedule as the shows come up to let you know what is happening for us and the ranch!

2017 Farmers Market Schedule

Tahoe City Farmers Market: May 18th - October 12th.
It will be on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commons Beach, Tahoe City.

Romano's Farmers Market: June 2nd - September 15th.
It will be on Fridays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Sierra Valley Farms, 1329 A23, Beckworth, California.

Truckee Community Farmers Market: June 4th - September 25th.
It will be on Sundays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Factory Outlet Stores 12047 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee, California.

Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail

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We are happy to say that we will be doing the Sierra Valley Art & Ag Trail again!

It will take place on Saturday September 30th 2017.

To keep up on current news make sure you go and Like the page for the Art and Ag Trail on facebook!
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