Fort Lewis Preservation Farm

When we started our farm there was and still is a huge learning curve to be tackled. All of the people and places which I mention below have helped enormously.

We also are open to questions and comments.

Some links which are helpful

 http://albc-usa.org/

The ALBC has so much information about rare and heritage animals. Becoming a member is another way to support local farmers and keep these wonderful animals going.

http://www.feathersite.com/Poultry/SPPA/SPPA.html

The SPPA is another site full of information which helps not only beginners, but advance breeders also. Another membership worth getting to support and keep the genetics of rare poultry

 http://www.sullbarfarm.com/home.html

This is our starting point for Guinea Hogs. Shirley & Jim are wonderful people who are in this to help preserve an amazing heritage breed.

http://www.stonesedgefarm.com/

 This is were I brought my Nigerian Dwarf Doe to be breed to Derilyns' registered Buck Mascarade. This a wonderful farm, and Derilyn Nelson, the owner, is incredibly helpful.

http://www.mainecoastbookshop.com/

This is a wonderful bookstore to visit if you are in the Damariscotta area. I have bought many books on farming here, and they are always helping me find books which are not on their shelves.

GOOD DOGS WELCOME!!

http://www.jennessfarm.com/

 This is where we bought Makeda and Jael. Lori has worked with us to get a breeding trio started. She has a wonderful soap and goat product shop (we can all dream of owning one like hers).

http://www.hilltopsbergerpicards.com/

 This is where we bought Gromit. Karen made much time to chat with me. She is a dedicated breeder and a wonderful person.