According to Richard Cobb, U of I
Extension sheep specialist, the Mau family runs 48 mature
Rambouillet and Dorset ewes and their lambs on 7.5 acres of
intensively managed pasture.
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"Mau will discuss his plans for late
fall and winter grazings and how he is able to maintain the ewe
flock on grass for the majority of the year," said Cobb. "In
addition, he will discuss his plans for the future concerning the
pasture and a direct marketing program."
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The Mau farm is located on 1300 N.
Road, Arrowsmith. People traveling from the Bloomington area can
take Route 9 East for 13.5 miles from Eastland Mall to Road 3000 E.
and turn south for 1 mile to the intersection of 1300 N. Road. Turn
east on 1300 N. Road and the Mau farm is one mile on the north side
of the road.
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If you are coming from the east on
Interstate 74, exit at LeRoy and go north to Route 150. Turn left,
or west, and follow 150 for a mile until you come to a Casey's on
the north side of the road. Turn north on 2600 E. and drive eight
miles to 1300 N. Road. Turn right, or to the east, and the Mau farm
is 5.25 miles on the north.
For more
information, call Elton Mau at (309) 727-1322 or A. Richard Cobb at
(217) 333-7351 or (217) 369-2581 cell.
[University
of Illinois news release] |