
Sheep workshops in your region
Boost your livestock management skills with our practical sheep husbandry and electronic identification (EID) workshops.
Learn hands-on techniques for animal health, nutrition, and traceability from Local Land Services
Managing your flock
Keep an eye on nutrition and pasture, monitor animal health, and make sure breeding and lambing fit your goals. Simple steps like condition scoring, drenching at the right time, and checking water supply can make a big difference to welfare and productivity.

Think ahead about feed, minerals, and disease prevention for your flock. Plan for seasonal feed gaps, check mineral levels, and stay on top of health issues like worms or lameness.

Learn how to check ram health and fertility early, and make sure ewes have balanced nutrition before and after joining. Plan lambing paddocks and monitor health, wellbeing and safety.
Sheep calendar of operations
Providing month-by-month reminders for key tasks like breeding, lambing, shearing, health checks, and pasture management. Download and use year-round.

Other sheep essentials
Sheep – NSW Agriculture and Biosecurity - Overview of sheep management, health, breeding, welfare, and gross margin budgets.
Sheep Selection and Management Tools - Includes calculators and tools like OFFM Calculator, Wether Calculator, Lamb Growth Predictor, and breeding models.
Merino Sheep & Climate Vulnerability - Insights on climate impacts and adaptation strategies for Merino production in NSW.
NLIS Sheep and Goats - Requirements for livestock identification and movement under NSW biosecurity regulations.
Electronic Identification (eID) Resources - Guides, training, and supplier information for implementing eID for sheep and goats.
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