The Rural Voice, 2005-07, Page 5JULY 2005
Contents
columns
Behind the Scenes Cover
Carol Riemer 2
Keith Roulston 4
Jeffrey Carter 6
John Beardsley 8
Mabel's Grill 10
Recipes 33
Gardening 36
Decorating 37
Markets 41
Agritech 42
Agrilaw 44
Woodlots 46
departments
News 38
The leading edge 45
Business Centre 48
Classified 48
Calendar 49
Advertisers' Index 55
newsletters
Perth County Federation 50
Rainy River Federation 51
Grey County Federation 52
Perth Pork Producers 53
Bruce County Federation 54
Huron County Federation 56
featu res
12 Spinning a dream
Angelika Hammel wants to
make wool more than a
nearly worthless byproduct of
Ontario's sheep farms. She's
built a small woollen mill to
help the process.
20 Rare breeds
Nancy Hislop raises rare
Navajo-Churro sheep on her
Huron County farm. Some of
her ideas make her a rare a
breed of farmer herself.
24 Far from worthless
Anne Judd writes that
wetlands can be valuable for
the landowner as well as
serving society by cleaning
up water and the
environment.
30 Visiting China
An Ontario agricultural
tourism group recently visited
China. One of the group,
Duncan McCallum of
Hanover, came home
amazed at the rapid changes
taking place.
32 This little piggy
Why is society so prejudiced
against the intelligent pig?
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