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When Science Meets Sheep
by: KhudakozPublished on: 13/03/2026Targeted grazing isn’t a theory—it’s proven science. This article breaks down the research behind sustainable grazing and explains how sheep can restore land, control invasives, and support conservation.
Protecting the Youngest: How a Mother's First Milk Saves a Lamb's Life
by: KhudakozPublished on: 13/03/2026The most powerful protection a newborn lamb receives doesn't come from a syringe — it comes from its mother's first milk. This blog explores the science of CDT vaccination, colostrum immunity, and why ewe vaccination timing is one of the most critical decisions on a sheep farm. Students will explore these concepts hands-on at Black Hammock Farm on March 14th.
Reading the Flock: What a Shepherd's Hands Can Tell You About a Sheep's Health
by: KhudakozPublished on: 12/03/2026Body Condition Scoring is the hands-on technique shepherds and veterinary professionals use to evaluate a sheep's nutritional health — no scales, no lab work required. At this Saturday's farm lab, students from ages 2–18 will learn and practice it themselves at Black Hammock Farm in Oviedo, Florida.
Where Lambs Teach Lessons: How Black Hammock Farm Is Redefining Science Education This Spring
by: KhudakozPublished on: 11/03/2026Black Hammock Farm partners with CommunOT Farm & Programming to bring students a one-of-a-kind outdoor science experience during lambing season. Children learn livestock health assessments, vaccination protocols, and animal care — guided by occupational therapists and a working farm family.
