East friesian sheep

Explore the beauty and versatility of East Friesian sheep. Learn about their unique characteristics and find top ideas to incorporate them into your farm or homestead.
East Friesian Sheep, Dairy Sheep, House Cow, Sheep Milk, Sheep Breeds, Milk Production, Sheep And Lamb, Dairy Cows, Genetic

The East Friesian dairy sheep originated in the Friesland area of Holland and Germany, where it was treated as the “house cow”, kept in small groups or sometimes alone. Over the centuries, a combination of good feeding and careful genetic selection helped develop high levels of production, both in milk yield and prolificacy. And the …

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Yosif Dodov
Nature, East Friesian Sheep, Dairy Sheep Breeds, Dairy Sheep, Milking Parlor, Sheep Shelter, Raising Sheep, Dairy Business, Cow Products

If the prospect or launching a dairy sheep operation interests you, here’s what you need: Some sheep! A milking parlor and equipment. A way to market your milk or milk products. Which sheep breeds are best? All sheep produce milk. But huge differences exist within and between breeds. Some milk better than others. Some are …

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yolanda villagomez
Dairy Sheep, Sheep Breeds, Counting Sheep, Sheep Farm, Sheep And Lamb, Goat Farming, Lord Is My Shepherd, April 2012, Sheep Wool

In most cases the afterbirth comes out normally within a few hours after the lamb is born, depending somewhat on the activity of the ewe. Don't ever try to pull out the afterbirth. You may cut it inside the ewe or cause her to strain and prolase among other potential injuries. You can allow some time to pass without worrying about the afterbirth. If six hours have passed and the afterbirth is still retained, we recommend Penicillin G twice daily (every 12hrs) for five days and a good vaginal…

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Leah Strid