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Livestock Production dives into new project

Sarai Ruiz Garcia, Emi Wilkerson, Layla Lyles, Jadeyn Rogers, and Aniya Richard
September 17, 2025
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Ms. Ashlyn Reed instructs her students during class on Sept. 17. "We are drawing livestock animals and we are labeling the structural components of that animal," Reed said.

On Sept. 17, Ms. Ashlynn Reed’s Livestock Production class reviewed the parts of cows, sheep, pigs and goats.

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