Sheep Farming: Lambing Jugs Empty!

Today at Ewetopia Farms, as we prepare for tomorrow's storm, we can't help but notice that the lambing jugs are empty! Well, there is one ewe and her lamb left. It has been two months since the pens were empty. It is not the end of lambing, but the remaining thirty or so sheep probably won't start having lambs again until the next cycle. We would be happy if they waited at least five days so that the upcoming cold snap won't affect any newborn lambs.

We had a tragedy in the new Suffolk lamb group which made us get creep pens setup right away in the new groups so that lambs are encouraged to eat in them instead of with their mothers.

Sheep and sheep farming is our passion and we hope that the love we have for what we do is obvious to you the viewers. Our operation is a large scale, registered Suffolk and Poll Dorset sheep farm combining the best of pasture and confinement to manage the flock for maximum comfort, minimal stress, and producing a consistent, very high quality product. Our focus is on providing breeding stock for sale to other sheep producers. All our sheep are treated with the utmost compassion which I think will become evident as you join us on our daily rounds on our working sheep farm in eastern Ontario, Canada.

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Lynn & Arnie

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Lynn McKay and Arnie Droogh
3606 6th Concession Road
Kingston, Ontario
Canada
K0H 1Y0
ewetopiafarms@gmail.com

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