- October 2014
- President’s Notes
- ASI Team Represents Industry in Nanjing
- Belt Buckle Commemorates ASI’s 150th Anniversary
- Colorado Youngster Constructs Lego Camp in Honor of Family Heritage
- Commentary: Recent Headlines Are Example of Public’s Misunderstanding of Protection Dogs
- Dan Wilson: The Best Lamb Marketer is Usually the Person Who Raised the Lamb
- Grazing Allotments, Bighorns Take the Stage at Public Lands Council Meeting
- Market Report
- Nomination Deadline for Annual ASI Awards: Nov. 15
- Opening Brief Focused on Forest Service Payette Errors
- Sheep Budgets for 2014 Approved by Board
- Sheep News in Brief
- Working Together to Make Sheep Better
Colorado Youngster Constructs Lego Camp in Honor of Family Heritage
In a tribute to his family’s sheep ranching heritage, young Tasos Halandras took to his lego collection to construct a deatailed version of a sheep camp. The 10-year-old boy from Meeker, Colo. explained that he “built a sheep camp for my Papou Gus. He used to herd sheep but now he does not. My family [does] own eight sheep. I enjoyed building this because I can let my imagination run wild and it is part of my family heritage.” Tasos’ grandparents are Gus and Christine Halandras, also of Meeker. His grandmother Christine has either contributed to or written lamb cookbooks. She also has a bed & breakfast and catering service that serves lamb. Tasos’ great grandparents raised quite a few sheep in Meeker.
