Indiana-based Lifeline Benevolent is pleased to announce the release of its book, "17 Tips on How to Raise a Winning Lamb." The book aims to help lamb owners and startup livestock enthusiasts raise a "club lamb," just in time for county fair season.
Raising a club lamb has become one of the most popular projects for young people. Lifeline Benevolent understands the need for first-time lamb owners to learn about the basics of raising a lamb, and the challenges they would face as they do so. When asked why the book was written, Lifeline Benevolent has this to say: "Club lambs have been a country fair attraction over the years, and the amount of time and dedication lamb owners put on raising topnotch lambs is overwhelming," a Lifeline Benevolent spokesperson stated. "Now that summer is upon us, we can feel the country fair season coming quickly and is just around the corner. This means thousands of young people are already preparing to enter their lambs into their specific livestock categories. The book will be a great help to young and new lamb owners, and let them make the most out of their beloved lambs."
"17 Tips on How to Raise a Winning Lamb" breezes through a lot of topics. It lists details on how to pick a top quality lamb, how to feed lambs like a pro, how to present your lamb to an adoring public, and how to get the top dollar at the auction. Through the book, Lifeline Benevolent also wants to spread the many advantages of raising lamb as a livestock project. Aside from the book's 17 tips on raising a winning lamb, readers would be able to find out how raising a lamb is more beneficial, compared to other livestock animals such as cattle, pigs, or horses.
A lot of young lamb enthusiasts are gathering their lamb-raising skills from Lifeline Benevolent. The book has helped a lot of lamb owners to turn their precious lambs into "club lambs," a prized recognition sought by lamb raisers. A local family in Indiana thanked Lifeline Benevolent after their lamb became the winning club lamb on last year's local county fair. Young Stan recalled raising his club lamb for the first time. "I was nervous, but lucky. I memorized Lifeline Benevolent's book by heart, and it paid off. I really recommend it to everyone interested in making their lambs win and stand out!" Stan's parents Lisa and Monroe said that the book helped Stan a lot, and became a great resource for them to learn the basics of raising a lamb.
With the release of "17 Tips on How to Raise a Winning Lamb," Lifeline Benevolent is also set to release the date and times for local county fairs as of this writing.
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Contact Lifeline Benevolent:
Kent Gwilliam
435-770-1167
cme2prosper@yahoo.com
84 W 400 South Burley, ID 83318
