Catherine Renzi is owner of Yellow Springs Farm in beautiful Chester County, PA. Yellow Springs Farm is focused on the creation, installation, maintenance and restoration of landscapes using native plants and environmentally sound principles as a foundation. Her posts will focus on the topic of school gardens, gardening with children, gardening as environmental education, and the importance of native plants. Please visit the Yellow Springs Farm website. Join Yellow Springs Farm mailing list for updates and happenings from the farm.
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Last night we welcomed triplets to our herd of Nubian dairy goats. Dora is an excellent mother, and is busy caring for Dante, Daphne, and Dina. Gestation for goats is about five months. Just hours shy of Day 150, Dora gave us a happy surprise of three beautiful kidlingstwo girls, and a boy. Goats often have two kids at once, but triplets is a bit less common.
Goats make delicious milk for us, but they are also important for managing invasive plant species at our Farm. Plants such as Autumn Olive, Japanese honeysuckle vine and Multiflora rose are detrimental to our landscape and our goals for biodiversity, but the invasive plants are tasty and nutritious parts of the goats' diet. Then, the goat manure is composted on the farm, and it too becomes important for building healthy soils, and growing great native plant species.
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Posted in Home Improvement Post Date 06/16/2017
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Conveyors:
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Shiploader:
Self-powered Moveable Conveyor Loader
Ship Trimmer:
SVEDALA 4-42″ Jet Slinger
Wharf:
152 m long concrete caisson structure, built 1987 Mooring Buoys & two 100 ton land bollards Maximum loaded draft 11.0 m at LLW, tide + 1.5 m Tugboat service, up to 5000 hp available.
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