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Forums to assist livestock producers rebuild and increase stock numbers are set to begin across South Australia this week as part of the Marshall Liberal...

On-farm visits help Minnesota’s Pipestone Lamb and Wool Program have multi-state impact The Pipestone Lamb and Wool Program at Minnesota West Community and Technical College at Pipestone, Minn., serves sheep producers primarily in Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa. 5:31 am, Mar. 8, 2021 × From right, Kim and Brian Fruechte, of Verdi, Minn., shepherd their sheep enterprise with pro tips the Pipestone Lamb and Wool Program, including new instructor Ann Kolthoff. Photo taken Feb. 3, 2021, at Verdi, Minn. Mikkel Pates / Agweek PIPESTONE, Minn. — The Pipestone L...

Richard Schafer/Getty Images INVESTMENTS: The Ohio Sheep and Wool Program is investing more than $49,000 into sheep and wool promotion, education, research, and producer and youth programs. Eleven proposals will receive full or partial funding in 2021. Roger High | Jan 06, 2021 The Ohio Sheep and Wool Program is investing more than $49,000 into sheep and wool promotion, education, research, and producer and youth programs in fiscal 2020-21. OSWP, funded by a checkoff, received 13 requests for proposals, with 11 of those proposals approved for full or partial funding...

By Roger A. High, executive director, Ohio Sheep and Wool Program The Ohio Sheep and Wool Program, which is Ohio’s sheep and wool check-off program (OSWP), is investing over $49,000 into sheep and wool promotion, education, research, and producer and youth programs in fiscal year 2020-21. OSWP received 13 requests for proposals with 11 of these proposals approved for full or partial funding by the board during its October meeting. These programs are primarily collaborative efforts that will increase visibility of the Ohio sheep and wool industry to the consumer as well as improve the knowle...

And we want to support women entrepreneurs and put together a whole series of talks around that. educate people inside our company, as well as our customers. we started something called theory for good. where we allowed customers to bring back to the store old theory clothes and we would take the old theory clothes and give them to an organization that supported people in the workplace that needed clothes but couldn't afford them. this is our new good wool program. it's sustainable from the farm where the sheep were raised, woven into fabric and the factory where the garments were cut and sewn...