Hilary Peters wrote:

Thanks for the link, Joyce.
They are certainly doing what I am trying to do.
Do you know them personally?

Love,
Hilary

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Sent: Monday, September 15, 2003 7:21 AM
Subject: Re: [farmtalking] Adoptafarm

Thanks for the link Joyce!

It's an interesting an innovative site and I think any efforts to bridge

the gap between town and country are to be congratulated.

If only we can broaden the general knowledge about farming and farm

animals I'm sure we will benefit and gain support for what is at present a
stricken industry.

Jane

Author wrote:

Hi Joyce,
Adopt machinery? What good is that.
I suppose this is to take care of the costs of farming
but i can not believe all the adopted lambs are going
to be kept forever. Not that anyone would notice i
don't think. Still it is nice for city children to get
involved in farming this way.
Love,
Lina
--- joyce <...> wrote:

http://www.adoptafarm.com/

Any person can adopt the lambs, sheep or farm
machinery by paying a small fee on-line through a
secure transaction using a credit card. Membership
lasts for one year. Monthly updated sets of
photographs and short stories about your personal
adoptee are placed in the members area of AdoptaFarm.
Other stories about farming life and the workings at
Lochdhu will be made available FREE throughout the
year. You will be able to view and read about every
aspect of working life at Lochdhu through the farming
seasons. Lambs are adopted for a year, all the adopted
lambs will be used for breeding so that you can adopt
their offspring and follow their lives through
subsequent years.
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