Creep feeding is a means of providing supplemental feed for lambs during the nursing period. It is usually more advantageous with an early lambing program than with a late lambing program. Creep feeding has the following advantages. 1) It increases grains, especially for lambs from multiple births, 2) the lambs use supplemental feed from efficiently at this time than after weaning, 3) lambs can be marketed at a younger age, 4) for early lambs, earlier marketing usually means higher prices, and 5) early lambs can be sold without going to pasture; thus more ewes can be carried on available pasture and the lambs will have fewer internal parasite problems
Faced with rising costs of production, it is imperative that sheepmen continually incerease their ef...
Plane of nutrition of the ewe before lambing and during early lactation is an important factor influ...
A trial was conducted to determine the effects on the performance of creep feeding suckling lambs an...
Creep feeding is a technique of providing feed to nursing lambs to supplement the milk they consume....
This NebGuide discusses creep feeding for lambs, making supplemental feed available only to nursing ...
This bulletin is a report on Department of Animal Husbandry Research Project 142, 'Method of Lamb Pr...
There are two practices that are essential for efficient and economical feeding at this time. First,...
This report details the results of tests comparing creep-fed vs. non-creep-fed lambs
In most cases, farm flock operations in Iowa feed lambs from birth to market. The primary objective ...
A trial was conducted on 26 male twin lambs to study the effect of creep feeding on lamb development...
In the Upper Midwest, the majority of winter-born lambs are offered creep feed until they are weaned...
There is a greater need for increased efficiency in sheep industry than there has been at any other ...
In the last five to ten years, trimness has become very important in all species of livestock. Durin...
In the last five to ten years, trimness has become very important in all species of livestock. Durin...
1 online resource (PDF, 4 pages)This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowle...
Faced with rising costs of production, it is imperative that sheepmen continually incerease their ef...
Plane of nutrition of the ewe before lambing and during early lactation is an important factor influ...
A trial was conducted to determine the effects on the performance of creep feeding suckling lambs an...
Creep feeding is a technique of providing feed to nursing lambs to supplement the milk they consume....
This NebGuide discusses creep feeding for lambs, making supplemental feed available only to nursing ...
This bulletin is a report on Department of Animal Husbandry Research Project 142, 'Method of Lamb Pr...
There are two practices that are essential for efficient and economical feeding at this time. First,...
This report details the results of tests comparing creep-fed vs. non-creep-fed lambs
In most cases, farm flock operations in Iowa feed lambs from birth to market. The primary objective ...
A trial was conducted on 26 male twin lambs to study the effect of creep feeding on lamb development...
In the Upper Midwest, the majority of winter-born lambs are offered creep feed until they are weaned...
There is a greater need for increased efficiency in sheep industry than there has been at any other ...
In the last five to ten years, trimness has become very important in all species of livestock. Durin...
In the last five to ten years, trimness has become very important in all species of livestock. Durin...
1 online resource (PDF, 4 pages)This archival publication may not reflect current scientific knowle...
Faced with rising costs of production, it is imperative that sheepmen continually incerease their ef...
Plane of nutrition of the ewe before lambing and during early lactation is an important factor influ...
A trial was conducted to determine the effects on the performance of creep feeding suckling lambs an...