By Ricky Skillington Originally published in HoofPrint Volume 23| Spring 2016 I hear lots of sheep and goat producers say “I think I am...

by Sarabeth Parido For the 13th year, the Kentucky Sheep and Fiber Festival was held at Masterson Station Park in Lexington, KY May...

by Dr. Jessica Madison Sheep have long been an important part of Kentucky’s history, though their numbers have experienced a dramatic...

by Cindy Cloninger In gardening, your primary role is nourisher. You analyze and plan for any potential threats that may inhibit the...

by Dr. Jerusha Lay, DVM Extension Veterinarian Kentucky State University Throughout my years in practice, all too often I would get a...

by Sarabeth Parido It’s officially May, and that means that it’s time for the Kentucky Sheep and Fiber Festival! The festival is in it’s...

by Kyle​​ Kelly | Director, National Affairs Public Affairs Division, Kentucky Farm Bureau Federation The Farm Bill is an omnibus bill...

By Sarabeth Parido Shearing is a big undertaking! For wool producers–shearing day is one of the most important days of the year. Growing...

by Jessy Shanks – Small Ruminant & Youth Programs Extension Specialist University of Tennessee A breeding soundness exam (BSE) is a...

by Dr. Jessie Lay and Kelley Yates An Interview with Dee Daniels from Buck Creek Stables by Kelley Yates Last weekend Dee Daniels agreed...

Considerations for confinement production systems as an alternative to traditional pasture-based production for small ruminants.