NewsApril 5, 1995
DISCUSSION ON EMUS SATURDAY
Emus have become one of the fastest growing alternatives to livestock farming, say Carl and Mark Whitaker, who will address a 1 p.m. seminar at the Extension Office in Jackson. The Whitakers will discuss the basics of raising emus. Among products from the ostrich-like birds are food, a leather-like skin used in apparel, an oil substance used in cosmetics and feathers used in feather-dusting...
Emus have become one of the fastest growing alternatives to livestock farming, say Carl and Mark Whitaker, who will address a 1 p.m. seminar at the Extension Office in Jackson.
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The Whitakers will discuss the basics of raising emus.
Among products from the ostrich-like birds are food, a leather-like skin used in apparel, an oil substance used in cosmetics and feathers used in feather-dusting.
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