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Cut down the website to bare minimum. Meat & Eggs currently just points to eggs. Need to decide how that should play out.

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Wynne Crisman
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<div id="animals" class="page submenu">
<div class="columnContainer">
<div id="animals" class="page">
<div class="intro section">
<h1>Animals</h1>
<div class="columned">
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<div class="columnContent" onclick="window.location.hash='#!/eggs'">
<h2>Chickens</h2>
<img src="images/AnimalsChickens_v1.jpg" alt="" border="0" align="left"/>
<p>These chickens have it made, from cable TV antennas to get their favorite daytime soaps, to large open pens to protect them from the wildlife. Our chickens are all egg layers, though we do sell spent laying hens.</p>
</div>
<div class="columnContent" onclick="window.location.hash='#!/pigs'">
<h2>Pigs</h2>
<img src="images/FoodPork_v1.jpg" alt="" border="0" align="left"/>
<p>Two piglets are raised to eating weight every six months. Visit our pig page for more, or stop by and talk to the pigs!</p>
</div>
<div class="columnContent" onclick="window.location.hash='#!/beef'">
<h2>Cows</h2>
<img src="images/AnimalsCows_v1.jpg" alt="" border="0" align="left"/>
<p>We often have a small herd of pregnant cows grazing down the grass around the farm's hills, and we have one cow of our own in the front yard that keeps Cica, the yak, company. We sell beef from the farm, sourced from our neighbor and butchered locally</p>
</div>
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<div class="columnContent" onclick="window.location.hash='#!/yaks'">
<h2>Yaks</h2>
<img src="images/AnimalsYaks_v1.jpg" class="shadow" alt="" border="0" align="left"/>
<p>We have our own herd of semi-wild yaks that attract the attention of visitors, and we have Cica, a rather human friendly yak that hangs out in our front yard. Stop by and hang out with the yaks, and try your hand at talking 'yak'.</p>
</div>
<div class="columnContent" onclick="window.location.hash='#!/aquaponics'">
<h2>Fish</h2>
<img src="images/Animals_Fish_v1.jpg" class="shadow" alt="" border="0" align="left"/>
<p>The farm has recently started exploring aquaponics as a method of farming that utilizes less water, and provides the opportunity to optimize how we grow our vegetables. Our aquaponic beds are powered by local hard working fish and crustaceans.</p>
</div>
</div>
<p>As well as the animals raised for food on the farm - cow, pigs, chickens, squab and rabbits – we have a small herd of yaks with whom you are welcome to come and yak. If they aren’t off grazing, they’re happy to have you scratch behind their ears. Powering the aquaponic system are several tanks full of fish – goldfish, catfish and blue gill – which are happy to see you with food in hand.</p>
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