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Calendar of Events
Winter, spring, summer and fall, Farmer Brown is always doing something!
| 10809 Davis Rd. Hunt, NY 14846 leroyplows@yahoo.com (585)567-8158 |
Please Link to these great sites!
They are of interest in Draft
Horses at work and the
preservation of our planet.
They are of interest in Draft
Horses at work and the
preservation of our planet.
Jim fitting his new harness on Frosty and Bud.
This is a Bowmen Harness all leather.
This is a Bowmen Harness all leather.
www.southerndraftanimaldays.com
| www.amtinsurance.com For PA Residents NY coming soon! |
Bud and Frosty at SDAFD's 2010
Jim driving! This team is for Sale!
Jim driving! This team is for Sale!
| If you would like a private clinic give us a call. 585-567-8158 |
Biological Woodsmen's Week is October 15th -
20th in Raphine, Va. at New Meadow Farm.
Special quest Wendell Berry on Saturday after
the pull. Guided tours of actual working sites in
the forests. Free to the public, with donations
requested on Saturday.
Farmer Brown will be here with his team.
20th in Raphine, Va. at New Meadow Farm.
Special quest Wendell Berry on Saturday after
the pull. Guided tours of actual working sites in
the forests. Free to the public, with donations
requested on Saturday.
Farmer Brown will be here with his team.
Biological Woodsmen’s Week
Posted by capwc on September 16, 2012 in Announcements,
Events | Comments Off
Proud Sponsor of the 2012 HHFF Biological Woodsmen's Week
Biological Woodsmen’s Week
October 15 through October 21 at 1:00pm EST
New Meadow Farm 863 Lotts Rd, Raphine VA
Week-long event October 15-21, 2012 starts daily at 9:00 AM, made possible
through the generosity of the Virginia Horse Industry Board and New Meadow
Farm.
Come join the H. H. Horse Loggers from History Channel’s Ax Men!
Please join us for our very special guest speaker, Mr. Wendell Berry,
immediately following the Draft Horse Pull on Saturday evening October 20
starting at 6 PM.
Jason Rutledge and his Biological Woodsmen of Healing Harvest Forest
Foundation will have their annual week long educational event,
demonstrating restorative forestry on a worst first single tree selection basis
and harvesting with horses…the most environmentally sensitive method of
overland extraction. Tours throughout each day by horse drawn conveyance
from the farm’s arena to the work site in the woods. This forested property is
in need of work. By thinning the diseased, declining and dead trees, the
healthy trees will have room to grow to their full potential. This is the perfect
opportunity for the public to learn more of the details of how each tree is
selected for harvesting, some unique directional felling techniques, and of
course horse logging. Various other exhibits and demonstrations are
scheduled, including sawmilling, equine healthcare, horse drawn farm
implements and more.
Take exit 205 off Interstate 81 toward Raphine. Follow the bright green signs.
Posted by capwc on September 16, 2012 in Announcements,
Events | Comments Off
Proud Sponsor of the 2012 HHFF Biological Woodsmen's Week
Biological Woodsmen’s Week
October 15 through October 21 at 1:00pm EST
New Meadow Farm 863 Lotts Rd, Raphine VA
Week-long event October 15-21, 2012 starts daily at 9:00 AM, made possible
through the generosity of the Virginia Horse Industry Board and New Meadow
Farm.
Come join the H. H. Horse Loggers from History Channel’s Ax Men!
Please join us for our very special guest speaker, Mr. Wendell Berry,
immediately following the Draft Horse Pull on Saturday evening October 20
starting at 6 PM.
Jason Rutledge and his Biological Woodsmen of Healing Harvest Forest
Foundation will have their annual week long educational event,
demonstrating restorative forestry on a worst first single tree selection basis
and harvesting with horses…the most environmentally sensitive method of
overland extraction. Tours throughout each day by horse drawn conveyance
from the farm’s arena to the work site in the woods. This forested property is
in need of work. By thinning the diseased, declining and dead trees, the
healthy trees will have room to grow to their full potential. This is the perfect
opportunity for the public to learn more of the details of how each tree is
selected for harvesting, some unique directional felling techniques, and of
course horse logging. Various other exhibits and demonstrations are
scheduled, including sawmilling, equine healthcare, horse drawn farm
implements and more.
Take exit 205 off Interstate 81 toward Raphine. Follow the bright green signs.