Sheep Canada – Spring 2023

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Table of Contents

4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Gentes Ridge Ranch, Battleford, SK
13: New owners for Sungold
15: Exit Strategy. Do you have one?
22: Research roundup
25: Grading up. Creating domestic purebreds
29: Wool Away! Shearing and wool handling.
35: Buyer’s Guide

 

Sheep Canada – Winter 2022

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Table of Contents

4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Maple Meadow Farms, Osgoode, ON
13: Hay: Buy it or bale it?
17: Andrew Simms Farm: Shawville, QC
22: Research roundup
25: CCWG research and development announcement
29: Help Wanted! Finding staff for your sheep farm
33: Global Sheep Producers Forum
35: Buyer’s Guide

 

 

Sheep Canada – Fall 2022

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Table of Contents

4:Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Wilson Acres Farm, Arrowwood, Alberta
9: The collapse of the North American Lamb Company
11: 2022 All Canada Sheep Classic, Ancaster, Ontario
15: The future of your flock, choosing replacement ewes
18: Ultrasound training with the Canadian Sheep Federation
22: Research roundup
26: Butyric acid in silages
33: Campaign for Wool explores a shearer’s guild
35: Buyer’s Guide

 

 

 

 

 

Sheep Canada – Summer 2022

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Table of Contents
4: So long from Deerville
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne, Manitoba
5: Producer profile: van der Veen Farms, Grand Valley, Ontario
15: Using ultrasound to do your own preg checking
18: One in a million
23: Understanding behaviour improves handling and welfare
27: 50 years of memories
34: Wool innovation on the farm
35: Buyer’s Guide

Sheep Canada – Spring 2022

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Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Deerville
5: Producer profile: GRannie Rambouillets & Johnstone Farms Border Cheviots, Binscarth, Manitoba
13: Calculating cost of production
18: New export opportunities for Canadian sheep
23: New tools for Canadian sheep farmers
25: Government of Canada invests in wool industry
27: More money for wool
29: No volcanos, no earthquakes, no alligators
32: Improved genetic services for sheep and goats
35: Buyer’s Guide

Sheep Canada – Fall 2021

Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Deerville
5: Producer profile: Grazerie Ranch, High Prairie, Alberta
15: Old ewes ain’t nothing but trouble!
17: Still grumpy about wool?
19: The walk of shame
21: Testing for genetic resistance to scrapie in goats
23: Ruminal microbiota, diet and feed efficiency
25: New treatment for Haemonchus contortus in sheep
27: New manager for Northumberlamb
30: Bluetongue in wild sheep in BC
31: October is Canadian Wool Month
33: 2021 CCWG National Sheep Industry Award

Sheep Canada – Spring 2021

Sheep Canada magazine 2021 Spring Cover
Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Deerville
5: Calling all sheep videographers!
7: Rubber rings versus surgical docking and castration
11: Frequency and type of handling affects milk production
13: Fleece production of Rambouillet and Targhee ewe lambs
17: Eating more lamb
19: How not to haul lambs
21: 2020 GenOvis Recognition Awards
27: CSF holds virtual AGM
29: Here’s to you, Sheep Canada readers
33: Campaign for Wool plans for Canada’s fibre future
35: Buyer’s Guide

Sheep Canada – Winter 2020

Sheep Canada – Winter 2020 Cover
Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Deerville
5: Sheep research in Québec
7: Is your feeding program working?
11: Maternal melatonin implants improve lamb survival
13: Broccoli by-product silage in rations for finishing lambs
15: Yeast improves milk production and lamb growth
17: Management affects lamb flavour intensity and off-flavours 19: Bypass protein helps lambs resist parasites
20: A glimpse at the effect of COVID-19 on BC lamb markets 21: Alberta makes changes to meat inspection
23: Fortune favours the ready
25: Important new tools for sheep dairy farmers
27: Out of the shearer’s box
29: Campaign for Wool Canada unveils Canadian wool rugs 31: A return to the peasant poet
33: CSBA welcomes new manager
35: Buyer’s Guide