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Charlie McAlister
Angie Crowe
Blanco, Texas
(830) 833-2905
raincrow@moment.net
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"Coming Home"
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| We do things the old fashioned way here on our place beside the Blanco River. We avoid chemical fertilizers and pesticides. Our animals provide
us with composted manure for our garden, pecan and fruit orchards, and our coastal Bermuda pastures. They are also effective for weed and brush control. The goats and sheep are bred naturally in the pasture. We
believe this holistic approach to farming contributes to healthier animals, builds fertility into the soil, and helps make our work easier and more satisfying. Our goal, as stewards of Raincrow Farm, is to leave an improved,
more productive place to our children.
Please call ahead if you would like to come for a visit. We enjoy showing off our animals. Angie likes to demonstrate how she spins her sheep's wool into yarn
and weaves beautiful rugs and saddle blankets in her studio.
One of Angie's newest rugs - "Double Centipede" |
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"Saffire" with her 3 month
old kids on a compost pile |
"Buffy"
at the playground |
SchwarzenE.G.G.er - Our Herdsire
He is a full South African son of
EGGSFile, out of a CODI PCI doe. |
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"The Kids Pen" |
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"Angie's Sheep" |
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Member
American Boer Goat Association
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Member
American Karakul Sheep Registry |
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