The Ontario Sheep Convention and the OSMA annual general meeting are nearly here.
Both will run October 27th and 28th at the Nottawasaga Inn in Alliston.
This year's feature speaker is Dr. Cathy Dwyer, a professor at Scotland's Rural College.
Her work covers maternal behaviours, offspring development, animal welfare and more.
Those interested can call (519) 836-0043 or email admin@ontariosheep.org
Registration for the OSMA annual meeting and sheep convention is open until October 14th.
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