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Farm Animals for Gardens and Backyards

by Ann Cliff

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Most people can, on a modest scale, grow their own fiber, milk and meat, by keeping rabbits and chickens, and a sheep or a goat. This book shows the limitations of most people's gardens to be more imagined than real - and for those who have dreamed of owning a small freehold.
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Most people can, on a modest scale, grow their own fiber, milk and meat, by keeping rabbits and chickens, and a sheep or a goat. This book shows the limitations of most people's gardens to be more imagined than real - and for those who have dreamed of owning a small freehold.

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