News of this acquisition by Disney Channel came only weeks prior to its premiere, but viewers familiar with the warm heartedness often leading its protagonists and the calamities they oft-engage feel blessed to once again get their hands on another alternate media animated property. News of this acquisition by Disney Channel came only weeks prior to its premiere, but viewers familiar with the warm heartedness often leading its protagonists and the calamities they oft-engage feel blessed to...

Hoofing it Bayfield ranchers move sheep back to summer pasture July 8, 2007 By Dale Rodebaugh . Herald Staff Writer BAYFIELD - The high-pitched baaaaaa of lambs and the lower-pitched response of ewes intermingled, announcing the steady advance along Buck Highway (County Road 521) of J. Hoofing it Bayfield ranchers move sheep back to summer pasture July 8, 2007 By Dale Rodebaugh . Herald Staff Writer BAYFIELD - The high-pitched baaaaaa of lambs and the lower-pitched response of ewes...

The film begins in full-on pastoral mode as the Oldfield brothers putter around their dad 's immense ranch, where sheep drift across the hills like fluffy cloud formations. In a broad parody of "28 Days Later," a pair of hippie eco-activists raid the lab and cause an epidemic of ovine aggression. Henry (Nathan Meister) skittishly revisits the homestead, where nasty older brother Angus (Peter Feeney) conducts genetic experiments to breed the perfect sheep. Woolly ruminant quadruped bites...

Nathan said he practiced almost every day by walking white and black Hampshire sheep and pretending his father is a judge. Although this is the first year Roth is showing sheep, she has experience showing beef cattle and has won several awards for her cows. This was the first time the show was held in Michigan, and families brought more than 1,000 sheep for the contests. Each participant who showed a sheep walked the animal around the pen and had it stand for the judges. The show also held...

The Tennessee Agricultural Growth cost share initiative aims to build farm income by helping farmers expand operations through diversified agricultural products. Diversified products approved by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture include agritourism, aquaculture, bees, fruits and vegetables, horticulture, goats and sheep, organics, value-added products and grapes. They can apply for 50 percent cost share up to $15,000 for investments in priority areas like agritourism, goats and...