Re: [Blackbelly] lamb birth

2015-02-25 Thread Tiana Franklin
Thanks for sharing. I just love new life on the farm. That's a nice size
lamb. Did you get a weight on it? Ram or ewe? One of my girls gave birth to
a 9.4 lbs ewe lamb the day of the parade so now I'm trying to come up with
a Chinese name for her. Any ideas are welcomed :)

On Mon, Feb 23, 2015 at 9:26 PM, Rick Krach rickkr...@hotmail.com wrote:

 I love your pictures, Tiana. Here are some I took at my place this
 morning:   http://youtu.be/HXqOVSP9sDw

 Rick Krachin Auburn, CA


 
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  Date: Sun, 22 Feb 2015 13:37:28 -0800
  From: Tiana Franklin tian...@gmail.com
  To: blackbelly@lists.blackbellysheep.info
  Subject: [Blackbelly] Chinese Lunar New Year Parade
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  Hi Everyone,
  Well the walking of our ram, Shooter, in the Chinese Lunar New Year
 parade
  in San Francisco was a success. Shooter was so well mannered. As soon as
 we
  brought him out of the trailer he was the center of attention. Everyone
  wanted to pet him, touch his horns and take pictures with him. There was
  also a horned dorset and navajo churro ram there and they did wonderfully
  as well. Shooter became a little ramy when he saw the other two rams
 but
  settled in after a little while. There were a lot of fire crackers, drums
  and dancing dragons and he just took it all in. When the mayor put a
  necklace thing around his neck we were surrounded by cameras and he was
  very well mannered. During the mayor's speech Shooter had a little girl
  massaging his ears the whole time. Once the speech was over we went back
 to
  the trailers and we once again surrounded by people wanted pictures with
  the rams. We finally had to tell people no more so that we could leave
 and
  Shooter was quit exhausted by the whole thing. I would love to know what
 he
  thought about the whole experience and what he told the other sheep when
 we
  got back :)
 
  If I would have had more notice I would have made up cards with
 information
  about the breed that I could have passed out because everyone was
  interested in more information but we were so busy that we didn't have
 the
  time to spend with each person.
 
  Here some pictures. Enjoy.
 
 https://plus.google.com/photos/105557857002706950119/albums/6118783555126117329
 
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  Tiana Franklin
 


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[Blackbelly] Fwd: Southeastern Goat and Sheep Symposium April 18, 2015

2015-02-25 Thread Stephanie Parrish
For anyone within driving range of Greenville, SC.  I attended this last year 
and it's a pretty good producer geared conference.


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 From: Judy - bellsouth judylang...@bellsouth.net
 Date: February 23, 2015 at 11:14:52 PM EST
 To: Judy Langley judylang...@bellsouth.net
 Subject: Southeastern Goat and Sheep Symposium  April 18, 2015
 
  
 The Fifth Annual Southeastern Goat and Sheep Symposium (SEGSS) is just around 
 the corner—it is coming up on April 18, 2015.   The Southern Goat Producers 
 Association is very excited about hosting this symposium that will bring 
 small ruminant producers, veterinarians, and hopefully you,  to Greenville, 
 SC to learn and network.   The morning roundtable and this year’s theme: “The 
 Parasite Fight: Getting Control of Worms that Kill” will be presented by Lisa 
 Williamson, DVM, head of the small ruminant research division of the 
 University of Georgia.  Check out the attached brochure for all the details.
  
  ... a Roundtable format, new to the Symposium, the fact that it is set in 
 Downtown Greenville, and vendors  that will bring supplies that you need, 
 will make this the best educational event for ruminant producers.  Please 
 schedule April 18 on your calendar ... space is limited, so please register 
 early to reserve your spot.
  
 Best regards,
  
 Judy
  
 FOR DETAILS and UPDATES go to:
 www.southerngoatproducers.org
  
  
 Judy
  
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