Grey Bruce Farmers Week is expected to be crowded today.
This is the fourth day for the 45th annual conference and today is Sheep Day at the Elmwood Community Centre.
A standing room crowd is expected this afternoon for a panel discussion about controlling the coyote population.
The predator has cost the sheep industry millions of dollars by killing the animals.
One of the Farmers Week organizers Ray Robertson says they have a number of guest speakers who will talk about the coyote problem.
He adds farmers will be able to ask questions about bounties and other issues.
There are also some presentations this afternoon about organic farming.
Robertson says the sessions will focus on the future of organics and diseases that could affect the industry.
