Sheep Day

Pregnancy toxemia and milk fever are the two most common nutritional diseases of pregnancy in ewes.

A 'how it happened here' perspective of rapidly growing the flock from small to large scale: being part of the Ontario sheep industry for close to 20 years.

A brief update from the local district chair.

An update from the new Executive Director of Ontario Sheep Farmers

Colostrum feeding is the single most important event in promoting health and survival...

An update on the past year's activities.

Three producers from different areas of the province will share their expertise on outwintering sheep.

Presentation details will be updated soon...

Understanding how North American market conditions have impacted Ontario’s sheep and lamb sector now and for the foreseeable future.

Catch this pre-recorded panel discussion about succession planning where the farm is transferred to someone outside of the family in the end.

This presentation will go through the different financing options available to farmers...

For both sheep and goat days, a brief description of ventilation systems and methods to improve air quality within the barn.

This introductory session will cover how farmers can introduce carbon farming practices...

Sheep can utilize various by-products as a feed source...