Rylee Nelson
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Rylee Nelson has a mixed-breed sheep flock. She began her flock by winning an essay contest sponsored by the National Targhee Association. The prize was five sheep, which included a ram. Since then her interest in sheep has grown as well as her flock.
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WAUPACA, Wis. – “The benefits of grazing are immense,” says Rylee Nelson in her speech to grazing planners at a recent field day at Cavern Point Farm in Stratford, Wisconsin. “Grazing sequesters carbon in soil and builds soil structure with the organic matter and residue left behind by plants and livestock. This helps keep soil in place rather than eroding away.”
