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The leadership team at Five Islands Academy, the only school on the Isles of Scilly, explain how they turned around a school on four sites separated by water.
Marty Stewart â Sheep Basics/Choosing Your Flock
Rhonda McClure â All About Wool
Ivan Rush â Feeding the Flock
Randy Saner â Grazing a Flerd
Rachel Gibb -Beginning Flock Health
Michael Littlefield – Shearing Demonstration
Sheep Producer Panel & Hoof Trimming Demonstration
The program will be held at the Pierce County Fairgrounds at the Veggie Palace/4-H Livestock area in Pierce Nebraska. Registration will start at 8:30 am.
Pre-registration will save you $10. To preregister contact Mellisa Nicholson at (308) 386-8378 or www.ne.sheep.goat@gmail.com.
Curt Arens
LEARN TO LAMB: A beginning shepherd program is coming to Pierce, Neb., focusing on education for young and beginning sheep producers. The daylong program is focused on educational activities for beginning sheep producers.
Apr 09, 2021
A beginning shepherd program is being planned for May 1 by the Nebraska Sheep and Goat Producers Association and Nebraska Extension.
The program will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Veggie Palace/4-H Livestock Area at the Pierce County Fairgrounds in Pierce, Neb. It will include numerous programs for sheep producers, with a focus on education for new producers.
The daylong program includes a session on grazing by Randy Saner, Nebraska Extension educator at North Platte. Rachel Gibb with offer a presentation on beginning flock health. Michael Littlefield is planning a shearing demonstration.
The Butterfly Lion by Michael Morpurgo (9+)
Marie Gibson,
Truly one of this gifted writer’s best works,
The Butterfly Lion is about the friendship that develops between a young boy and an African white lion. It encompasses the themes of friendship, loyalty and bravery and traverses the globe, from a boarding school in Wiltshire to the velds of South Africa and France during the First World War. Best enjoyed by nine to 11-year- old readers, it has been described as heartwarming and bitter-sweet but don’t be fooled. It is more than it seems at first – it’s a story within a story and saves its best twist for the last pages.