So far in our Climate Beneficial Wool series, we’ve taken a look at four different techniques of sustainable farming that leads to the production of climate beneficial wool. These eco-friendly…
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Climate Beneficial Wool (Part 4): Windbreaks
What is a windbreak? A windbreak can be any amount of trees or shrubs planted strategically around a farm to create a buffer against the wind. Beyond being just a…
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Climate Beneficial Wool (Part 3): Healthy Riparian Ecosystems
Having previously covered the importance of composting and prescriptive grazing, let’s take a look at how maintaining a healthy riparian ecosystem plays a crucial role in creating climate beneficial wool….
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Climate Beneficial Wool (Part 2): Prescriptive Grazing – A Crucial Step for Sequestering Carbon
Last time, we talked about how proper composting is an important strategy for managing a farm’s carbon footprint. Another way farmers can sequester carbon back down into the soil is…
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Climate Beneficial Wool (Part I): Composting – An Important Strategy for Managing Carbon on a Farm
Here at Shepherd’s Dream, we’ve have been sharing information lately about the wonders of carbon farming and why it’s so important in helping offset our carbon footprint. One of the…
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Visit our Showroom in February and March to view Lindy Kehoe’s Art
Visit our showroom to view Lindy Kehoe’s art installation: “Pictorial Lullabye”. About the Artist Lindy Kehoe’s fantastical illustration style is its own mythos. This Pittsburgh native received her BFA in…
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