Sheep are born with tails, but in commercial sheep farming, they are usually docked (removed). Sheep use their tails to protect their hindquarters from the cold and from sunlight, defend against...
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Sheep are best known for their wool and meat, but you might be surprised how many other uses there are for sheep products. Other sheep by-products include milk, leather, and cheese and niche products...
Popular sheep housing options include traditional sheep barns, DIY sheep barns, pole barns, sheds, and hoop houses. The best choice depends on your environment and climate, your flock's size, your...
Preparing for lambing season involves managing ewe health, vaccinations, and nutrition, as well as gathering appropriate equipment for birthing. Be available and present for your ewes as they are...
Some sheep have horns and some don't. It depends on their breed, age, and gender. In some some breeds, neither rams nor ewes have horns. In others, both have horns. Lambs have horn buds, and start...
The CDT vaccine for sheep keeps your flock healthy and safe from three types of bacteria—Clostridium perfringens type C, Clostridium perfringens type D, and Clostridium tetani. Clostridia bacteria...