Sue Spagnuolo of St. Johns, Michigan, found herself facing a challenge. Suddenly single, with two grown daughters, in a career as a horsewoman that was too physically demanding in the long term. So she has reinvented herself as a milkmaid, producing three flavors of chevre goat cheese that she sells at local farmers' market and some area supermarkets. This video by Sustainable Farmer explores how she made the transition, with help from Michigan State University's Product Center. Produced and directed by Bonnie Bucqueroux, with great goat footage by Zenzi Griffin. Produced with support from the Michigan Humanities Council.
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TheEthanator6 1 year ago
1:01 a while ago those two saanen look like sheep
MingTheMerciful 2 years ago
I only had 4 male kids this spring and I got them to 4-H kids. I have been involved with 4-H for 36 yrs. and enjoy working with the kids.
There are some amazing opportunities for
young people thru 4-H or FFA .
Thank you for your interest ! Sue
sueatgreenbushfarms 2 years ago
I love this you tube. Your farm is wounderful. What do you do with all your male goats?
sgtmelisa 2 years ago
Amazing message from a spectacular woman!
thunderboltxkid 2 years ago
love it!!!
UncleCaptainMidnight 2 years ago