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This is an interview that Grahame Rees conducted in Australia with one of our former Australian students. Many of you folks may remember meeting Grahame at some of our schools here in the U.S. Grahame is now teaching Stockmanship and Marketing in Australia.
Just wanting to wish you and Bud a Happy New Year! Still use everything I learned from you that weekend we spent together. The pens we built with the Bud box are wonderful….sooooo easy to use. Didn’t know it could be so consistently easy and smooth. The only problem I
This is from a letter we received from Nancy Lidster (see “Pig Stockmanship” on our Main Homepage). “A year ago I was ready to call it quits on the handling stuff. I told Don I would give it my absolute best for 6 months and if nothing changed I was
We enjoy the website so much I don’t know what we would do without it. It is good to hear of others working through the same problems we are and it is good to hear the answers even if we’ve heard them several times before. I realize that in this
Excerpts from a letter from Jim Lindsay, our friend who teaches Low Stress Stock Handling in Australia. He is talking about his trip to Sweden. . . . . . I was there for about 8 days and helped some workers on one farm for about 6 days. They wanted
Emotion is it good or bad or does it really matter? After many years of studying animals it is my belief that their emotions have a lot to do with their health and performance, good or bad. The last 20 years of working with and trying to teach people I’m
This is part of a letter from Tina, our daughter. She and her husband Richard McConnell teach Low Stress Livestock Handling. See their webpage at www.handnhandlivestocksolutions.com. . . . We are finally getting caught up from the Provenza Short Course and then speaking last Wednesday! Whew! The Short Course was
This is a letter that Grahame Rees forwarded to us. Grahame teaches Low Stress Stock Handling in Australia Subject: A message from Jed, Slim and Lachie at Coonamble G’day Grahame, We too want to join the queue of thankful canines regarding the recent LSS course our owner/trainer attended at Gunnedah.
This is an e-mail that we received from our good friends, Jim and Terry Lindsay from Queensland, Australia. A number of years ago Terry and I were in Western Australia doing some Stockhandling schools and had a particular school cancelled because of no suitable venue due to dry seasons. The
Question: We have all heard plenty of stories about the “wrecks” people have been through when starting a set of calves. I would enjoy hearing about the good things that people are seeing when they start calves properly.
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