Promoting the survival and continuance of the Navajo-Churro
April 15, 2009 7:54 AM Subscribe
Promoting the survival and continuance of the Navajo-Churro
My neighbor raises the rare-breed, Navajo-Churro sheep here in Vermont. In addition to stewarding the breed, she also processes the wool and sells the fiber in various forms. I helped her move her site and domain, redesigned the look, and put the site on Wordpress so she can continue to manage it on her own. Navajo-Churro wool is very strong and durable which is why the Navajo native Americans used it for their famous rugs. It is great for socks too!
My neighbor raises the rare-breed, Navajo-Churro sheep here in Vermont. In addition to stewarding the breed, she also processes the wool and sells the fiber in various forms. I helped her move her site and domain, redesigned the look, and put the site on Wordpress so she can continue to manage it on her own. Navajo-Churro wool is very strong and durable which is why the Navajo native Americans used it for their famous rugs. It is great for socks too!
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