A clinic on
grazing goats and sheep will be held at the American Legion
Hut in
Yellville, Ark., on Saturday, April 14. The program will begin at 9
a.m. Speakers and their topics
will include:
•
Kenny Simon with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service will
speak on a 300-day grazing plan.
•
David Fernandez with the University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff will speak on
busting brush
with bucks.
•
Esther and Garry Clemens, Tin Can Hill Ranch, will talk about their small
ruminant test farm.
•
Clair Whiteside with the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Services will
demonstrate effective electric fencing for goats and sheep.
The North
Arkansas Meat Goat Association will provide a free lunch featuring goat meat
dishes. After lunch everyone will travel to Ken and Candy Ziemer’s Critter
Ridge farm for a pasture walk to observe clearing land with goats, goats
selected for hardiness, inventorying pastures, identifying plants and
determining pasture condition. The North Arkansas Meat Goat Association will
hold its quarterly meeting at the farm after the pasture walk. For more
information, go to http://www.arkansasmeatgoat.com or call 870-420-3120.
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