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Very nice! Now each part of the map is legible for those of us who wear cheaters. I am a computer user, but I do not grock machines the way DH does. You, obviously, can command your machine to work. Mine just snorts at me to show its disgust when I can't figure something out.
Demos for the N.E.O.C.S.
I'm going to share what I am learning about caponizing. My FIL is contacting friends in South America, people who have attended the annual capon fairs, so I should have plenty of information for anyone interested in learning the art of caponizing. My FIL thinks he may know someone who knows a member of a breeders' association in Spain. I'm hoping that lead will get us a recipe for the traditional potato mash that is fed to capons a couple of weeks before market day. I will have capons in various stages of growth on display. I'll have photographs, drawings, and printed information, but I can't do the actual procedure in a dark, dusty barn.
If Kass is able to attend the event, she's going to share what she knows about raising feeder insects: meal worms, dubia roaches, and soldier flies.
We need people to share what they know about soap making, canning, quilting, planting, etc., so send me an e-mail and we'll get you on the schedule. If you want to share but don't want to talk in front of a group, send me an e-mail and I will reserve a space for you to set up a static display. The pens with pillars in them will be used for static displays.
9:00 - 9:30 is still open.
9:30 - 10:00 is still open.
10:00 - 10:30 Capon Demonstration
10:30 - 11:00 Feeder Insect Demonstration <-- strong maybe. Kass, I can call your boss and pretend to be your Momma. You could come down with a severe case of DemoTitus.
After the Pay the Seller Poultry Sale, we can have more demonstrations, but I don't know how long the sale will last, so I have not made a schedule.