• Zan and Kimberly Walker-Goncalves Circle Back to their Roots

  • Mar 27 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
  • Podcast
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Zan and Kimberly Walker-Goncalves Circle Back to their Roots

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  • We had bought this house in Brattleboro. We'd bought the truck. We bought the sheep. We bought dogs. We did all of this long before COVID hit, but then we were like, okay, this is our pandemic project.—Kimberly


    Kimberly and Zan Walker-Gonҫalves were both kids exposed to animals but not raised on farms. As parents, they circled back to growing food and raising the maximum number of livestock their town in Massachusetts would legally allow. Five years ago, they packed up everything and moved to a new home where they created WagonTail Farm, set up sheep camp, started breeding for intentional wool color, and have been managing invasive knotweed as sheepscapers all while balancing career and health challenges.


    WaGonTail Farm email address

    WaGonTail Farm Facebook

    Whetwoods Wildscaping Facebook

    New England Grazing Network web site


    Vermont Grass Farmers Association web site

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