The event to be held Monday, Dec. 12, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin is completely full, according to Polly Sachs of the Natural Resources Conservation Service. Only people with reservations will be …
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The event to be held Monday, Dec. 12, featuring Dr. Temple Grandin is completely full, according to Polly Sachs of the Natural Resources Conservation Service.Only people with reservations will be able to attend.The “Talk With Temple Grandin,” renowned professor, author and inventor, will take place in the Warrenton High School gym. Grandin has written several books on autism, making her popular with educators and parents.She also is the inventor of livestock handling equipment and is known world-wide.An additional event will be held Monday in Montgomery City geared toward livestock producers. Tickets are required. There are a few seats available.Registration for that event begins at 3:30 p.m., with a presentation at 4 p.m., and a meal at 5 p.m. Grandin will be the keynote speaker at 6:30 p.m. followed by a question and answer time.For more information contact the Montgomery USDA Service Center at 573-564-3715, ext. 3.Temple Grandin
