The Sheep’s Tale: The story of our most misunderstood farmyard animal by John Lewis-Stempel Groundswell Speaker 2024 and keeps her from forming

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The Sheep’s Tale: The story of our most misunderstood farmyard animal by John Lewis-Stempel Groundswell Speaker 2024 and keeps her from formingEverybody thinks they know what sheep are like: they're stupid, noisy, cowardly ('lambs to the slaughter'), and they're 'sheepwrecking' the environment. Or maybe not. Contrary to popular prejudice, sheep are among the smartest animals in the farmyard, fiercely loyal, forming long and lasting friendships. Sheep, farmed properly, are boons to biodiversity. They also happen to taste good and their fleeces warm us through the winter indeed, John Lewis