Learn to raise goats! Come to:
Goat SchoolTM Spring 2012
Join
us for the Spring Semester of Goat SchoolTM! This event will be held at Stony Knolls Farm, 49 Maple Lane, Saint
Albans, Maine, and will be a great goat experience. Topics will include choosing your new goat, management, breeding, kidding,
medical problems, nutrition, hoof trimming, milking, tattooing, necessary paperwork, record keeping, and a special segment
on emergencies! We will cover numerous aspects of raising goats for meat, fiber and dairy. A milking demonstration will be
done on Saturday around 5:00 p.m. for any one wanting to stay a little longer.
Saturday June 2nd and Sunday June 3rd, 2012
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
on Sunday
AND, a Soap & Cheese Class on Monday June 4th starting at 9:30 a.m.!
Buffet lunch both days, breakfast
on Sunday morning and a copy of the Goat School Manual
are included!
For more info or directions call (207) 938-3714
or email info@goatschool.com
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Name _________________________________________________
Address______________________________________________________________
City____________________________________State_________Zip_____________
Telephone__________________________________
e-mail___________________________
Class registration:
One person $200___________________
Spouse or
Significant Other $100 __________________
Additional
person from same household $200__________________
Young teens (over 13) must be accompanied by an adult $75___________________
Soap & Cheese Class (per person)
$100____________________
TOTAL ENCLOSED___________________________
You may send a deposit of $50 for each person attending
with balance due at Goat School. A separate deposit for the Soap & Cheese Class of $25 per person must be paid at time
of registration.
(Reminder: ALL
fees are non-refundable)
Make check or money
orders payable to Janice Spaulding and return to: PO Box 322, Saint Albans, Maine, 04971
Please dress appropriately for Maine weather! Layers work really well.