Struggling farming school in Hokkaido revived by its lamb products

An agricultural high school in Japan's northern prefecture of Hokkaido -- its survival once at stake due to a shortage of students -- has bounced back by earning fame through the delicious lamb produced by its students.The Embetsu agricultural high school, the sole high school in the town of Embetsu in northern Hokkaido, has about 60 students and owns around 25 hectares of land used. It keeps around 20 to 40 Suffolk sheep, a breed from Britain, with students mainly handling the breeding of animals and processing of meat."This is the only high school in the country specialized in lamb produc…READ FULL ARTICLE