Sheep Predators and Control Solutions
In the July 2022 UI-USU-UWYO Extension Sheep & Goat Monthly Webinar, Utah State University Extension Sheep and Goat Specialist, Chad Page, discussed control solutions for sheep and goat predators! Webinars take place live on the second Wednesday of each month, follow us on Facebook for updates: www.facebook.com/UISheepandGoats
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Видео Sheep Predators and Control Solutions канала University of Idaho Extension Livestock
Post-webinar survey: https://uidaho.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5A2B2knApTdTB42
Видео Sheep Predators and Control Solutions канала University of Idaho Extension Livestock
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