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Posts by Kimberly Hagen
Kimberly Hagen
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Kimberly Hagen is a Grazing Specialist at the University of Vermont Pasture Network. She also owns and operates Osprey Hill Farms where she grazes sheep, producing lamb, sheepskins, yarn and raspberries for local sale.
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Right Sizing Your Operation
Kimberly Hagen
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May 4, 2015
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Consider This
Pastoral Icon or Wooly Menace? Are Sheep Destroying the Planet?
Kimberly Hagen
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June 9, 2014
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Grazing Management
It’s OK to Trample!
Kimberly Hagen
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July 22, 2013
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