Preparing for the Storm
As many are aware, and many experienced, extreme weather devastated the southeast region last fall. These storms caused significant loss of life and billions of
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As many are aware, and many experienced, extreme weather devastated the southeast region last fall. These storms caused significant loss of life and billions of
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I realized the benefits of grazing early on in my livestock career. Most everybody that I knew had animals on grass; it was the confinement
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Sheep GEMS News Brief 10 – February 2025 In the last Sheep GEMS news brief, we presented the economics of subclinical mastitis in meat and
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Experienced Polypay producer, John Anderson of Lambshire Polypays in Ohio, shares some sage advice and techniques on how he successfully lambs in the fall without
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The use of estrus synchronization has many benefits. The timing and length of the breeding season is directly related to the timing and length of
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Sheep GEMS News Brief 9 – January 2025 A nationwide survey conducted in 2011 by the USDA APHIS estimated that 14% of U.S. ewes (402,000
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From the perspective of a long-time, full-time farmer, this article will address the topic of mature ewe size. As we seek to improve the growth
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“I do what is best for the grass and that is good for the sheep too.” says Tom Perkins, who grazes his sheep 365 days
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Introduction: Most shepherds are familiar with the need to deworm their sheep and the added stresses that go along with it. Over time, the Barber
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Sheep GEMS News Brief 8 – Early December 2024 The genetic diversity available within each sheep breed gives us tremendous opportunity to make genetic improvement.
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