Urban Farming Means Community: Part Three

6/3/2017

Jay McAllister has been a great help to us. He contacted me a few years ago and asked if he could work with us. He is a rare person in that he has many talents for the city, yet was raised on a farm in Indiana. Jay set up our fences at the Waller Pasture and set in the gates.

To learn more about Jay and his Chicago standup comedy, follow him on Facebook—where he's known as J.P. McAllister.

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Carolyn Ioder

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GOAT NOTES

(Carolyn's dates & thoughts)

February
2/4/17
Girls come home!

2/4/2017
applied for Funding WWOOFUSA
2/11/ 2017
Root Riot Meeting at Glennart. Planning garden changes.

2/18/2017
> Urban Livestock EXPO
Cheese Document plan EXCEL Program

2/27/2016
> FIRST GGG Gathering

March

3/9/2017 Plant: Spinach, lettuce indoors

3/21/2017 First day of SPRING!!!!

3/22/2017 Plant carrots with garlic

April
4/1/2016 Plan/repair pasture fencing

4/5/2017 set up potato beds

4/12/2017 Kidding Season begins
> Plant potatoes

4/21/17 Milking season begins

4/25/2016 Set up fencing

May
> Kidding season continues
5/20/17 Spring Gathering
5/25/16 plant Sweet potato in beds watermelon. squash

5/10/16 Cheese making begins

5/15-7/2/16 Last two does duePatsy and Destiny

June

July
Sale of bucklings

August
> Sale of bucklings
> Weaning begins

September
> Cheese making continues

October
> Sale of doelings
> Cheese making continues

November
> Dry out the does

December
> Does to Wisconsin for breeding