Jul 4, 2024 | Issues, Volume 49 - 2024
An important correction. The Summer 2024 Issue of Sheep Canada is listed as Volume 49, Number 2. This marks a noticeable change from the winter 2023 issue that was labeled Volume 39, Number 4. That 10 year change is not an error but a correction. In 1989 a typographical error changed the Volume from 14 to 4. That error carried on unnoticed for 35 years. As we approach the 50th anniversary of Sheep Canada magazine we wanted to make sure that our numbers matched up with the actual number of issues published.
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Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Loch Lomand Livestock Ltd, Eyebrow, SK
12: Fall lambing: Will it work on your farm?
17: Hello, China calling: A CCWG update
18: Is it time for a barn raising?
23: A new executive director for Alberta Lamb Producers
25: Forage quality considerations
29: One Fleece at a time
31: Canadian Sheep Federation update
33: Canadian Wool Council in Australia for the IWTO
35: Buyer’s Guide
Mar 26, 2024 | Issues, Volume 49 - 2024
An important correction. The spring 2024 Issue of Sheep Canada is listed as Volume 49, Number 1. This marks a noticeable change from the winter 2023 issue that was labeled Volume 39, Number 4. That 10 year change is not an error but a correction. In 1989 a typographical error changed the Volume from 14 to 4. That error carried on unnoticed for 35 years. As we approach the 50th anniversary of Sheep Canada magazine we wanted to make sure that our numbers matched up with the actual number of issues published.
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Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Dusty Ridge Ranch, Grunthal, MB
6: Scrapie Genotyping in Sheep
12: Spring disease pressures
15: How many livestock guardian dogs do I need?
22: Research roundup
24: Lamb marketing: Nobody said it was easy
28: Learning about sheep
30: Canadian wool: Meeting the challenges
35: Buyer’s Guide
Jan 10, 2024 | Issues, Volume 38 - 2023
Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Lennox Lambs, Ayton, ON
9: Late gestation nutrition
12: Producer profile: Mark Martin Dairy Sheep, Drayton, ON
17: Mental Health: Resources for farmers
22: Research roundup
26:Ontario Sheep Farmers talk market lambs
29: Top sires pay top dividends
32: The IWTO comes to Canada
35: Buyer’s Guide
Sep 29, 2023 | Issues, Volume 38 - 2023
Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Aveley Sheep Ranch: Vavenby, BC
11: Flushing: What’s the hype?
13: 2023 All Canada Sheep Classic, Barriere, BC
17: Producer profile: Dominion Creek Ranch, Heffly Creek, BC
22: Research roundup
26: Emergency Preparedness
30: Searching for the silver lining
32: CCWG to start making wool pellets
33: Traceabilty changes moving forward, slowly
35: Buyer’s Guide
Jun 30, 2023 | Issues, Volume 38 - 2023
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Table of Contents
4: Greetings from Ste. Anne
5: Producer profile: Foothill Farm, Canning, NS
11: Contract grazing: Doing it right.
16: Moo Baa Farms: Grandora, SK
22: Research roundup
26: Feed efficiency. A closer look.
29: Western Canadian Lamb Cooperative
31: Is a necropsy workshop considered a date?
35: Buyer’s Guide
Apr 1, 2023 | Issues, Volume 38 - 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
Jan 1, 2023 | Issues, Volume 37 - 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
Oct 17, 2022 | Issues, Volume 37 - 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
Jul 15, 2022 | Issues, Volume 37 - 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
Apr 6, 2022 | Issues, Volume 37 - 2022
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