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1. Feeding the Ewe Flock

What and how much should I feed my sheep? That is a question that is asked quite regularly. The correct answer is: it depends.
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An article outlining the basics of feeding ewes.
This article first appeared in The Working Border Collie, Inc. in Nov/Dec 1997. Extension Sheep Specialist Feed is normally the largest single expense of a sheep operation. Feed or nutrition for

2. Artificial Rearing of Lambs

Feeds, feeding and what can go wrong when are orphaned lambs or when prolific ewes have too many lambs for the milking ability of the natural mother.
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OMAF Livestock
S. John Martin - Veterinary Scientist, Sheep, Goat and Swine/OMAFRA; Anita O'Brien - Sheep and Goat Specialist/OMAFRA; Christoph Wand - Beef Cattle, Sheep and In many sheep flocks there are

3. Strategies for Feeding the Ewe Flock

Topics include: aspects to consider and problems likely to be encountered, useful feed consumption data, characteristics of feedstuffs, pastures, mineral deficiencies and toxicities, and feeding the ewe.
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4. Hay List Network

This site, developed with the cooperation of the Michigan Hay and Grazing Council, Michigan Farm Bureau and Michigan State University Extension, enables online hay buying and selling.
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Hay for sale in Michigan
This list is developed with the cooperation of the Michigan Forage Council, , and Michigan State University Extension . Hay has not been inspected by any of these cooperating agencies and thus no

5. Copper Toxicity in Sheep

Nutrient interactions, animal management, and environmental conditions that may increase the risk of copper toxicity and how the sheep producer can minimize these risks
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