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Mae Council A lack of the nutrient selenium in sheep dietscan resultin lamb loss
lambing Warning issued to Victorian producersto preventlamb loss
Diseases affecting growing lambs can severely stunt weight gain and in the most devastating caseseven causelamb losses
Infection must occur during pregnancyto causelamb losses
concerted effortsto preventlamb loss
coyotes to tryto preventlamb losses
experimental challenge with Toxoplasma gondii(passive) caused bylamb losses
additional methodsto preventlamb losses
to feed rather than nutureresultingin lamb loss
bad weather during the cold , wet , often snowy(passive) caused byLamb losses
Clostridial diseases and Pasteurella – Both Clostridial diseases ( a family of diseases that can affect young lambs , usually fatally ) and Pasteurella ( which can affect both lambs and older sheepcan causelamb losses
infectious disease(passive) caused bylamb losses
When predators are knownto causelamb loss
directly ... sea eagles and enable appropriate measures to be drawn up to reduce the impact on crofting viability in this and other areas of the highlands(passive) caused ... bylamb losses
the potential causes of abortionmay have causedlamb losses
diseases such as Toxoplasma and Campylobacter(passive) caused bylamb losses
mismothering(passive) caused bylamb losses
the Campylobacter bacteria(passive) caused bylamb losses
in a nett lambing of just 136 %resultingin a nett lambing of just 136 %
Ideally , producers should be targeting losses of below 15 % ( see table below ) , with a recent HCC survey of 70 farms highlighting pre - lambing and the period during and immediately after lambing as the main risk period for lamb mortalitycausesIdeally , producers should be targeting losses of below 15 % ( see table below ) , with a recent HCC survey of 70 farms highlighting pre - lambing and the period during and immediately after lambing as the main risk period for lamb mortality
in a 12 % better lambing percentageresultingin a 12 % better lambing percentage
in the death of the cougarwill resultin the death of the cougar
from hypothermiaresultingfrom hypothermia
as a pre & post lambing ration for the very prolific flocks scanning 2 or more lambs per eweDesignedas a pre & post lambing ration for the very prolific flocks scanning 2 or more lambs per ewe
the way to the peaceful ridge - top spot where this hike concludesoriginally ledthe way to the peaceful ridge - top spot where this hike concludes
to the formation of the Grassington - based teamledto the formation of the Grassington - based team
a greater growth disadvantage than did loss of OmpFcreateda greater growth disadvantage than did loss of OmpF
this Experiencer 's Session Experiencer Facilitators & Assistants ~ Suzy Hansen , Gloria Hawker , Miesha Johnston , Barbara Lamb , Janet Kira Lessin , Sasha Lessin , Ph . D. , Barbara Jean Lindsey , Theresa J. Suzy Hansen / Workshop , Experiencer 's Group Facilitator 07:30 - 8:30 AM Experiencersleadthis Experiencer 's Session Experiencer Facilitators & Assistants ~ Suzy Hansen , Gloria Hawker , Miesha Johnston , Barbara Lamb , Janet Kira Lessin , Sasha Lessin , Ph . D. , Barbara Jean Lindsey , Theresa J. Suzy Hansen / Workshop , Experiencer 's Group Facilitator 07:30 - 8:30 AM Experiencers