Sylvia's Farm
"www.sylviasfarm.com"

Female
58 years old
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
United States



Last Login:8/19/2008
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    Sylvia's Farm's Interests
GeneralSheep. Goats. Farming. Medieval English History. Old farming methods. French country cooking. Preserving foods. Raising currants, apples and chickens. English mystery books. Maigret mysteries.
BooksBooks most recently ordered: The American Sphinx by Poems of Po Chui. And form Bas Bleu Book seller-by-post A Corner in the Marais by Alex Harmel. The Science Book by Peter Tallack. The Weekend Book - Francis Maynell ed. written in 1924. Book most recently read: Mountan home by David Hinton
Groups: South Central Farmers: feeding families, feeding friends, feeding hopeAustralian shepherd, border collie, and other sheep herding dogsChopin

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     Sylvia's Farm's Details
Status:Single
Body type:0' 0"
Zodiac Sign:Capricorn
Children:Proud parent

   Sylvia's Farm's Networking
Publishing - Writer - Columnist




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   Sylvia's Farm's Blurbs
About me:
About me: I am a farmer in the foothills of the Catskill Mountains. Of the 800 livestock farmers in the New York City Watershed with a whole farm plan and riparian buffer zone in place only one farm is solely owned and operated by a woman. I am that woman. I raise sheep, dairy goats, black currants, wild organic blueberries, and free range eggs, all without a tractor. Today there are 152 sheep on the farm and 10 goats. My book, Sylvia’s Farm: Journal of an Improbable Shepherd is sold in bookstores across the country as well as on Amazon. If you want an autographed or inscribed copy you can order it from my website: www.sylviasfarm.com where you will also find a new story every month as well as pictures and recipes. Most of my customers come directly to the farm to buy lamb and kid goats. The beautiful thing about it is I’ve gotten to meet people from diverse places such as Sicily, Jordan, Portugal, Italy, Samarland and Bosnia who now live in America and who come to buy lamb to celebrate their holidays and special occasions or to start their own flocks.
Who I'd like to meet:
Farmers, ranchers. People who dream abut farming or who live it. People who love to cook. Knitters. Bibliophiles. Anyone who is interested in Sylvia’s Farm: Journal of an Improbable Shepherd.

   Sylvia's Farm's Friend Space (Top 24)
Sylvia's Farm has 62 friends.
 Saudia Young 


 Pie in the Sky 


 Hungry Fox Gardens 


 Tribe Generator 


 Jocko 


 Milo Z 


 Vince I 


 Sean 


 Deborah 


 Carrie Cahill Mulligan 


 Frederic Chopin 


 Farmer 


 I Knit London 


 Willie Nelson 


 Dena Pheonix 


 Rachel-Marie 


 Booze & Yarn 


 The Village Knit Wit 


 Farm Aid 


 Kainui 


 Missing Argentina 


 Mike 


 Shana Lea Hats 


 WWOOF USA 





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mike & nikki





Jul 22 2008 2:26 PM

Hello! Thanks for the add. We may be sending questions your way. We appreciate every bit of shared information about farm life.
:o)
WWOOF USA





Jul 21 2008 3:50 AM

Glad to connect with you! I see you like to meet farmers and ranchers interested in cooking... We have one board member who is a chef trained at the Natural Gourmet Cooking School who farms in Philmont, NY- and another at Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture. I will pass your website on to them...your farm sounds & looks incredible.
WWOOF-USA
Carrie Cahill Mulligan





Jan 5 2008 5:14 AM

Hope your birthday is a sweet one!
jj





Jan 4 2008 2:04 PM

Happy Birthday !!

May you have the best day ever, and enjoy enjoy enjoy!!!


Blessings,
Joni
Cosmic Eagles





May 25 2007 6:16 PM

THANKS FOR BECOMING MY FRIEND.
I hope our friendship will become as strong as an oak, as deep as the ocean and as elevating as a sprout making its way through a sturdy surface.

Please have a look at our Sacred Trees group. We work to set up sanctified trees worldwide.



Hungry Fox Gardens





Apr 1 2007 4:13 PM

Congratulations on the Martha Stewart feature! I will definitely check out the article next time I am at the library. Your story continues to be a great source of inspiration. Happy Spring!
who knows...





Nov 18 2006 2:37 AM

Thanks for the Add!

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Sean





Nov 9 2006 7:05 PM

Thanks for the add, Sylvia! I am really looking forward to checking out your site and stories.
Rep. Leonard Boswell





Nov 2 2006 7:14 PM

Thanks a lot for the add! I really appreciate it.

-Leonard
Hungry Fox Gardens





Sep 29 2006 1:55 PM

Hi, thanks for the invite! Are you really Ms. Jorin, or are you just a fan? Either way, "Sylvia's Farm" was a large part of what inspired me to move to Montana and try my hand at farming. The book was a gift from a friend in San Francisco, and those pastoral images were the only thing that got me through those noisy subway rides to work every morning. Thanks, Suzanne, and thanks Sylvia!
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