There are still three openings at this time. Here's a link to the class description and registration:
http://shepherdsharvestfestival.org/festival-info/friday-classes/
I will also be teaching this class at Wisconsin Sheep and Wool Festival in September. I'm really looking forward to going back to WSWF. I will bring my Teeswater cross lambs and Shetlands for the sale area. Maybe I'll even train Roxie's biggest ewe lamb to walk on the lease so I can show her.
The land has been cleared and our new barn goes up in just two weeks. There's so much happening these days! I'm still trying to declutter my house so I can get it on the market.
The darn fox took out half my flock of chickens and ducks a couple weeks ago. I'm down to one broody duck (14 eggs in the incubator for her) and six hens. Sid and I decided to incubate all the chicken eggs for the week after the attack (it got the rooster) and we now have 72 viable eggs. That will give us lots of purebred Barred Rocks and Barred Rock cross chicks!
Because of all the housing, moving, and building projects going on this spring, I decided to cancel my booth at Shepherd's Harvest this year. I will be back next year. Be sure to mark your calendar to attend the 2015 Shepherd's Harvest, it's always a fun weekend.
Who is Sid?
ReplyDeleteHe's my SO, he was pictured in my last post holding the lamb. :-)
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