Don't worry about not posting much - quite a few people post in 'spurts', as we have a lot going on sometimes.
I hope your goat heals up ok, I keep picturing a goat wearing one of those collars they use for dogs and cats after surgery! Don't think that would work though...
Awesome job!!! What a massive amount of work, but isn't it wonderful to be done? Your sheep will soon explore that entire pasture, and will love being in there. Congrats!!
I also don't know anyone who does a complete plowing or herbicide spraying on a pasture. I do know people who will spot-spray especially invasive or toxic plants (like poison hemlock). People also commonly apply herbicide to fencelines to keep vegetation down there. I prefer physical control...
Welcome from Ohio! Lots of folks here with 5 to 10 acres (I have 6). Any thoughts of getting sheep or goats? Goats, and some breeds of sheep, are great for clearing out underbrush, and their droppings help improve the soil, too.
Welcome from Ohio! I have sheep too, but not quite as many :-)
What kind of sheep do you have, and what are you raising them for? (meat, wool, milk, something else?).
How did lambing season go for you? We'd love to see some pics, too!
I've got no ideas on what might be going on, but at least she doesn't seem to be in pain or distress. Hope she keeps doing ok and you may be able to figure out what's going on.
Yes, I sold one whole lamb fleece, some of another one, and a fair bit of roving. I will have more fleeces next year, including some adult fleeces with longer wool. I'll also have more roving. It's taken some time to sort through the fleeces I have and decide which ones to clean first to take...