Sheep bookmark.

4-H Animal Care & Well-Being Bookmarks - Sheep

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The 4-H Animal Care and Well-Being Bookmarks are species-specific resources to help provide answers to ten commonly asked questions about animals that youth may encounter when showing at a fair or exhibition. These bookmarks may be used in a variety of ways, including: helping youth better understand common husbandry practices, educating the public about what and why certain care practices take place, and providing science-based answers to commonly asked questions from 4-H members, adults, volunteers and visitors to animal events. These bookmarks address the frequently asked questions about sheep.
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