Below are links to other sites which, in some fashion, are related to activities at Whitefish Bay Farm.

Sheep

• Sheep Breeds of the World is a very extensive list and description of virtually every breed of sheep in the world.
• The American Corriedale Association
• The Australian Corriedale Sheep Association
• The Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders' Association of New Zealand
• The Black and Coloured Sheep Breeders of Victoria, Australia
• Black and Coloured Sheep Association of New South Wales, Australia
  
• The British Coloured Sheep Breeders Association
  
• Wisconsin Sheep Breeders Cooperative  information about sheep and sheep breeders in Wisconsin.

Wool and Fiber

• Yocom-McColl for information about the characteristics of wool and testing services of wool samples for fineness.
• Blackberry Ridge Woolen Mill is a wonderful mill for having raw wool processed into roving in preparation for handspinning, or for having raw wool spun into yarn. All of our machine prepared roving and yarn is handled by these wonderful folks.
• Ohio Valley Natural Fibers Custom fiber processing from fleece to yarn in Ssardinia Onio.
• Spinners' and Weavers' Housekeeping Pages a great spot to buy or sell lightly used spinning and weaving equipment along with accessory support equipment.
• The Black Sheep Gathering a wonderful event occurring every year in Eugene, Oregon. A must for the natural fiber producer and artist.
• Black Sheep Newsletter an open forum - reader written - providing useful dialogue for both spinners and shepherds. The newsletter serves the spinner and weaver by providing farm sources for a variety of handspinning fleeces and by sharing tales of shepherding sheep.
• Fibers on the Internet is a fine and extensive listing of fiber sources nicely grouped by species and breeds.

Wool and Fiber on the Door Peninsula of Wisconsin

• Goat Hill Farm offers wonderful white and colored mohair. Specialties are blends of fiber in rovings, clouds and yarn in a variety of natural and dyed colors.
  
• Bramblewool Shetlands offers wool and yarn from one of the nations oldest established flocks of Shetland sheep.
• Sievers School of Fiber Arts on Washington Island, at the northern tip of Door County, offers a wide selection of classes related to the fiber arts. 
• Apple Hollow Farm and Fine Arts Studio spinning wheels and weaving looms from past to present, along with spinning and weaving supplies and books.
  

Other Interests on the Door Peninsula

• Door County Organic Angus Beef an excellent source for the purchase of organic, grass feed Angus Beef., raised by one of  the county's first graziers.
• Heaven Scent Gardens A beautiful selection of natural botanical bath and body products to rejuvenate your skin and stimulate your sense of smell with a full line of aromatherapy body products. All made in Door County. Supplier to Whitefish Bay Farm B&B.
  
• Wisconsin Cherry Growers  The Door Peninsula is virtually synonymous with Cherry growing in Wisconsin. Here is a list of sources for cheeries in the state.
  
• Choose Cherries!  A wealth of information about the Red Cherry industry covering everything from recipes to marketing.
• SearchDoorCounty.com a new search engine in 2006 devoted exclusively to Door County, Wisconsin. A data base that will not offer websites unless they truly have a presence in Door County.
  

Working Stock Dogs

• Wisconsin Working Stock Dog Association is a great place to begin to learn about herding dogs, and to find out about trials which are open to the public, either as spectators and/or participants.

Sustainable Agriculture

• Sustainable Agriculture Network a good starting point for learning about the concept of sustainable agriculture, from the perspective of sympathetic elements of the U.S. government.
• The New Farm is a reborn edition of the Rodale Institute's venerable publication by the same name. A wealth of information about organic and sustainable farming.
  
• American Farmland Trust works to stop the loss of productive farmland and to promote farming practices that lead to a healthy environment.

Bed and Breakfasts and Restaurants
(While we rarely get to travel, we can list a select number of establishments at which we have been privileged to stay or where we have had a delightful meal.) 

New Zealand:

• The Charlotte Jane A boutique Hotel and Restaurant in Christchurch, South Island
  
• Paua Bay Farm Stay  A farm stay B&B located on one of the most beautiful sites imaginable: a sheep farm on the Banks Peninsula, South Island that looks out over the Pacific Ocean.
  
• Wilderness Lodges  Two separate lodges located in some of the most wild and natural parts of the South Island: Arthur's Pass (with a large flock of sheep) and Lake Moeraki
  
• Riverrun Lodge A luxurious lodge and farm outside of Wanaka,  South Island
• Greenbush Bed and Breakfast, The Catlins, New Zealand A B&B on a beautiful, isolated sheep farm in The Catlins, South Island
• Tokarahi Homestead A meticulously restored wool baron's home in the North Otago, South Island, quite near the ancestral home of the Corriedale breed of sheep
  

Denmark:

• Engvej B&B  in Odense, Denmark. A warm and inviting B&B (as close to home as I can be; tak skal I ha'  Susanne og Per!)
  
• Restaurant Kvægtorvet One of the best eating experiences in Odense, Denmark
• Sortebro Kro A restored country inn, with wonderful food, in Odense, Denmark
• Vemmenaes 60 B&B  Peace and quiet in a rural setting on the island of Tåsinge, Denmark
• Horne Gamle Degneskole B&B on the Horne Peninsula of Fyn, Denmark
• Munkebo Kro Truly a gourmet eating experience in Munkebo, Fyn, Denmark

Wisconsin:

• Wisconsin Bed & Breakfast Association is a good place to look elsewhere in Wisconsin for a quality bed & breakfast stay (when not staying at Whitefish Bay Farm).
  

Sites that have a personal interest

• Sct. Knuds Gymnasium. For those who can read Danish.  A dear old school in Odense, Denmark that celebrated its 150th jubilee in 2003.  Til lykke på fødselsdagen! 
• Washington University. St. Louis, Missouri, another fine school that also celebrated its 150th birthday in 2003.
• AFS Intercultural Programs. One of the finest of intercultural exchange programs to be found today. AFS is also the fountain from which all of the current history behind this farm and its farmers sprung many, many years ago!