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Additional Resources
Keeping and Using Flock Records
by: Dr. Debra Aaron
Ewe and Lamb Vaccination Schedule
Body Condition Scoring by: Dr. Don Ely
Can Copper Sulfate Control Stomach Worm Infestations by: Dr. Don Ely
Mastitis in Small Ruminants
by: Dr. Jerusha Lay
Vaccinations: Preventing the Preventable Disease
by: Dr. Beth Johnson, DVM
by: Paighton Lewis
Hand Rearing Orphan Lambs and Kids
by: Dr. Beth Johnson, DVM
by: Dr. Don Ely
Sell 'em Light? Sell 'em Heavy?
by. Dr. Debra Aaron
Sell 'em Light? Sell 'em Heavy?
by. Dr. Don Ely
Genetic Selection at Your Fingertips
by: NSIP
News to Ewes: Annual Ewe Management Programs for Production of Milk-Fed Slaughter Lambs
By: Dr. Don Ely
News to Ewes: Stockpiling Forages for Fall and Winter
By: Dr. Don Ely
Production Tips for Lamb, Goat and Wool Production for Direct Marketing
Dr. Don Ely, University of Kentucky, explains how to determine the mature weight of the animals you plan to market. (starts at 6:00 minutes)
by: Dr. Beth Johnson, DVM
Is Creep Feeding a Profitable Undertaking?
by: Dr. Don Ely
2021 Kentucky Sheep and Goat Management Calendar

Jason Wachter, Kentucky Department of Agriculture Small Ruminant Market Specialist
2020 Prime & Choice Lamb and Kid Price Trends- January through March 2020
Jason Wachter, Kentucky Department of Agriculture Small Ruminant Marketing Specialist, explains the current market trends for early 2020.
How to Find Current Livestock Market Reports
Learn how to find current livestock market reports from the USDA MARS Livestock Market News website prior to June 2019.
How to Find Archived Livestock Market Reports- Starting January 2020
Learn how to find archived livestock market reports from the USDA MARS Livestock Market News website starting January 2020.
Stockyard Slug codes:
Bowling Green: 2215
Maysville: 2216
Richmond: 2217
Paris: 2218
Washington: 2219
How to Find Archived Livestock Market Reports- Prior to June 2019
Learn how to find archived livestock market reports from the USDA Livestock Market News website prior to June 2019. Please note the video references a sale in Paintsville, which no longer exists.
Stockyard codes:
Bowling Green: SV_LS551
Maysville: SV_LS553
Richmond: SV_LS554
Paris: SV_LS555
Washington: SV_LS556
Dr. Beth Johnson, DVM
Kentucky Department of Agriculture
Office of State Veterinarian
502-782-5917, 502-545-6273
The National Scrapie Program underwent changes that were official March 2019. Dr Beth Johhnson, DVM from the Kentucky State Veterinary Office explains how these changes impact Kentucky producers.
Find Quick References at these times:
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Scrapie Disease Definition, Clinical Signs, Diagnosis, Transmission, and Genotype Testing (Beginning)
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National Scrapie Regulations 5:31.8
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Owner/Hauler Statement 12:23.4
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How to get KY Farm ID, Premise ID and Tags 16:02.1
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Exceptions to New Rules 19:18.8
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Additional Official KY ID Requirements 20:01.5
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Required Records 25:52.5
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Tag Advice & Tips 27:30.6
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Official ID Devices & Methods 28:56.10
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Ear Tag Retention 32:48.3
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Rules for Tattoos 37:39.0
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Proper EID Placement 42:09.0
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Records Required for Purchase, Sale & Disposal 42:58.5
Alternative Parasite Control & Maintaining Gut Health and Nutrition to Maximize Immunity
Susan Schoenian, University of Maryland Sheep and Goat Specialist

Parasite Resistance
Susan Schoenian, University of Maryland Sheep and Goat Specialist,
Feeding, watering and sheltering systems for rotational grazing
Susan Schoenian, University of Maryland Sheep and Goat Specialist,