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Virginia 4-H market lamb project guide

Authors: Umberger, Steven H.; Wahlberg, Mark L.;

Virginia 4-H market lamb project guide

Abstract

Virginia is the largest sheep producing state in the eastern United States. There are approximately 68,000 breeding-age ewes in Virginia, and Virginia producers raise 85,000 market lambs a year. Sheep play a key role in utilizing the vast amount of pasture forage available throughout Virginia. Sheep are the most efficient converters of grass to a choice meat product of all the livestock spec1es. Over 90 % of a ewe's yearly energy requirement comes from forage.

Reprinted 1999

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Livestock projects -- Virginia, Sheep, 4-H clubs, Teaching materials, 4-H clubs -- Virginia, Projects, 4-H Animal Sciences, Guide books, Lambs, Lambs -- Virginia, LD5655 .A762 no.410

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