[DOC] [TLE] Why did President Woodrow Wilson keep a flock of sheep on the ... [PAR] The sight of sheep grazing on the south lawn of the White House may seem 
unusual, but during World War I, it was a highly visible symbol of home front 
support o... ... grass and earned $52,823 for the Red Cross through an auction of 
their wool. ... Mrs. Wilson organized war bond rallies, which were held on the 
steps of the... [DOC] [TLE] Sheep were a common sight on the White House grounds during ... [PAR] During World War I, Woodrow and Edith Wilson kept a flock of sheep on the 
White House grounds to save costs to cut the grass. The wool was also auctioned 
off... [DOC] [TLE] Farmer in Chief | Michael Pollan [PAR] Oct 12, 2008 ... While the surfeit of cheap calories that the U.S. food system has .... pastures and 
hayfields for animals, cover crops, perhaps a block of fruit trees. ... After World 
War II, the government encouraged the conversion of the ..... of the White House 
lawn and plant in their place an organic fruit and vegetable garden. [DOC] [TLE] Wickliffe Mounds poster - State Parks - Kentucky [PAR] were used in the archaeological interpretations of Wickliffe. ... To cut grounds 
keeping costs during World War I, First Lady Edith Wilson brought a flock of 18 
sheep to graze on the White House lawns in order to save the manpower .... sky, 
earth, and underworld, vertical vectors] Perhaps each one of these altars [P9] 
was... [DOC] [TLE] The Tyranny Of The Lawn | American History Lives at American ... [PAR] After my parents bought a new house in San Diego in the early 1970s, ... Of 
course, there were residents of Southern California who didn't bother with lawns. 
... Save for several native grasses that are currently popular with landscape 
architects ..... Before World War II homeowners struggling to rid their lawns of 
weeds had to... [DOC] [TLE] An Open Letter to the Next Farmer in Chief - Michael Pollan - The ... [PAR] Oct 9, 2008 ... Unlike food, these are issues you did campaign on  but as you try to ... but one 
of the biggest, and perhaps most tractable, is the cost to the system of ..... 
Provided the developed world can cut its consumption of grain-based animal ..... 
of the White House lawn and plant in their place an organic fruit and... [DOC] [TLE] Meet the Goats of Amazon's New Goat Rental Service - Newsweek [PAR] Apr 3, 2015 ... 3 Month TrialSave 85% off cover ... Amazon is offering goat-grazing services 
as part of the beta trial of its ... Due to the shortage of American manpower during 
World War I, ... Wilson relied on sheep power to cut the White House lawn. In the 
1920s the Philadelphia Phillies became their own farm team... [DOC] [TLE] Dust Bowl 1931-1939 - World History in Context - Gale [PAR] Though dust storms also occurred elsewhere on the Plains, the effects were far 
less severe. ... Farmers had removed millions of acres of the natural grass sod to 
plant ... and for the renewed demand for wheat brought on by World War II (1939
1945). ... with a cloth with two holes cut in it for them to place their hands 
through. [DOC] [TLE] Oregon Trail | HistoryNet [PAR] It started in Independence, Missouri and traveled a cleared trail that reached to 
Fort Hall, Idaho. ... There were several starting points in Nebraska Territory, Iowa 
and Missouri. ... In 1842, Dr. Elijah White, the newly appointed Indian agent in 
Oregon, .... Usually their sleep was undisturbed save perhaps by the sharp yelp 
of a... [DOC] [TLE] How Animals Impact Regenerative Agriculture Efforts - Mercola [PAR] Jul 10, 2016 ... Regenerative Agriculture Is Saving Farmers, Ranchers, and the ... I recently 
visited Will Harris' farm White Oak Pastures in Bluffton, Georgia. .... "When you eat 
one of these (grass-fed, pastured) animals, you're eating a healthy ..... that battle 
only to continue to fight their war against ranchers grazing cattle... [DOC] [TLE] Theodore Roosevelt

Question: Perhaps to save the cost of cutting the White House lawn during World War I, these animals were grazed there
Answer: sheep