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THE sustainability of British sheep farming is dependent on the sale of lambs to provide income. The percentage of lambs reared is affected by losses at different stages in the sheep year cycle. Contributory factors for neonatal and perinatal lamb mortality in sheep are well researched (Haughey 1991, Binns and others 2002, Nowak and Poindron 2006, Dwyer and others 2016) and major causes of subsequent postnatal losses in lowland and upland flocks are well known.
THE sustainability of British sheep farming is dependent on the sale of lambs to provide income. The percentage of lambs reared is affected by losses at different stages in the sheep year cycle. Contributory factors for neonatal and perinatal lamb mortality in sheep are well researched (Haughey 1991, Binns and others 2002, Nowak and Poindron 2006, Dwyer and others 2016) and major causes of subsequent postnatal losses in lowland and upland flocks are well known.
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