Hello. I was wondering if anyone out there could help me. My first question pertains to making flaked cereal, like Wheaties or something. I have whole wheat berries, as I grind and make all of my own bread. Can I turn them into a flaked cereal (not like oatmeal that you have to cook with hot water, but a flaked cereal that you just pour cold milk over and enjoy)?(posted 9675 days ago)My second question is regarding sheep. I like to spin wool and am purchasing two sheep this summer. One is a Rambouillet and one is a Romney. I am getting two baby ewes and am going to use them solely for fleece. I don't plan to breed them. However, my question is, can they run in the same pasture with my Jersey cow and her calf. We, naturally, drink the Jersey's milk and raise the calf to eat. Is there anything (disease), that the cows can get from the sheep? Or, should I keep the sheep in a separate pasture. I can do this, if I have to, since I have three separate pastures. I keep the horses in a really large pasture all summer where they get plenty to eat, and I usually rotate my cow between the other two pastures. I would prefer to keep rotating the cows and sheep together, so that the pasture has a chance to recover. Any thoughts on this.
Thank you in advance for your help.