1. Art contest goes to the sheep For many, many years, we were known as the 'wool capital of the world' because of our huge sheep market. She said the plan is to create a ' tourist sheep' by giving the statue sunglasses, a sundress, a camera slung around its neck and a bag loaded with maps and tourism brochures. High school art students will decorate miniature ceramic sheep that will be entered in the 'Junior Miss Wool' contest. We will all have a chance to go by and vote on our favorite sheep. If so, each year might...
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2. Area farm to host nat'l sheep dog finals usDiggRedditYahooMyWebGoogleWhat's this? Print Email Area farm to host nat'l sheep dog finals By MATT CASEY Evening Sun Reporter Article Launched:09/09/2007 04:04:11 AM EDT A Cumberland Township farm will host a national competition this month, where some of the participants are used to getting fleeced. usDiggRedditYahooMyWebGoogleWhat's this? Print Email Area farm to host nat'l sheep dog finals By MATT CASEY Evening Sun Reporter Article Launched:09/09/2007 04:04:11 AM EDT A Cumberland...
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3. Drive to boost low home consumption of Scottish lamb DAN BUGLASS RURAL AFFAIRS EDITOR () MEMBERS of the staff at Quality Meat Scotland, the red meat promotional agency, were out on the streets of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee, Aberdeen and Inverness over the weekend dressed as chefs promoting the merits of Scotch lamb in a drive to increase consumption. DAN BUGLASS RURAL AFFAIRS EDITOR () MEMBERS of the staff at Quality Meat Scotland, the red meat promotional agency, were out on the streets of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Dundee,...
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4. People flock to see shepherd protest Paul Hamilos in Madrid Monday September 10, 2007 The Guardian Usually it's the endless traffic jams, interminable roadworks and streets so tight that two cars can barely scrape through without losing a wing mirror that make driving through Madrid a challenge. Paul Hamilos in Madrid Monday September 10, 2007 The Guardian Usually it's the endless traffic jams, interminable roadworks and streets so tight that two cars can barely scrape through without losing a wing mirror that make driving...
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5. Fort s flock returns home for the winter Heralded by sheep specialists as a first-of-its-kind project in Canada, the urban sheep grazing program is still unique to the country, according to Brightbank Finnsheep shepherd Kathy Playdon, whose farm owns the sheep. The once controversial sheep grazing program has evolved into a tourist attraction from its early days as a way for the city to cut grass in hard-to-access areas. The flock was led through the streets of downtown, stopping traffic and drawing smiling people out of...
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6. Big Rock family builds new life on the farm Stories . Drop-off locations Recipes . More Information Sections in PDF format Purchase the PDF files Mission . Lesson Guides Current Events . More Mission . Lesson Guides Current Events . More Voice for suburban Latinos Elizabeth Weiss of Aurora spins wool at Esther's Place fiber arts studio in Big Rock. Stories . Drop-off locations Recipes . More Information Sections in PDF format Purchase the PDF files Mission . Lesson Guides Current Events . More Mission . Lesson Guides Current Events...
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7. FarmOnline Lambs presented in fresh condition, owing to the solid opening to the season and prevailing winter pick, with most selling from $24-$38. These prices, similar and at times in excess of those achieved at Loxton's woolly wether lamb sale two days beforehand, made for some good buying opportunities for farmers on either side of Spencer Gulf looking to take a. Two pens of ewes with crossbred lambs at foot were also offered, selling from $26-$28 all counted. Mr Kenchington said if the season...
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8. The long path back from lamb price crash Over the past few weeks the chief executive of meat processor PPCS has spoken to more than 2000 farmer suppliers in 30 meetings throughout New Zealand. With the exception of lamb racks in the United States, lamb is almost on a par with the good returns of two years ago when the currency was down. Lamb suppliers, and not just those from PPCS, are struggling to break even, let alone make a profit. He asks, if the marketing models and performance are so poor, then why has venison improved in...
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9. Madrid chaos as shepherds flock to make their case Every year, Spanish herdsmen demonstrate their rights by herding hundreds of sheep along the capital's exclusive, tree-lined boulevards and luxury store-filled avenues. This year, they were joined by colourfully attired shepherds from 32 countries who had been taking part in a world gathering of nomadic and "transhumance" shepherds. The Spanish protest, now in its 15th year, seeks to highlight a tradition that has, for centuries, allowed herdsmen the right to use 78,000 miles of Spanish...
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