Sheep Industry Trends By Keith Vander Velde UW Extension Livestock Specialist
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Sheep Industry Trends
By
Keith Vander VeldeUW Extension Livestock
Specialist
Waushara
Green Lake
MarquetteAdams
Juneau
Wood
Portage
Central
Agricultural
Specialization
Wisconsin
National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA
Review the data for this chart (ASCII).
Go To: [ NASS Home Page | ERS Home Page | USDA Home Page ]
Send comments and questions to: NASS Customer Service at [email protected] Phone the NASS Information Hotline at 1-800-727-9540.
National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA
Review the data for this chart (ASCII).
Go To: [ NASS Home Page | ERS Home Page | USDA Home Page ]
Send comments and questions to: NASS Customer Service at [email protected] Phone the NASS Information Hotline at 1-800-727-9540.
National Agricultural Statistics Service, USDA
Review the data for this chart (ASCII).
Go To: [ NASS Home Page | ERS Home Page | USDA Home Page ]
Send comments and questions to: NASS Customer Service at [email protected] Phone the NASS Information Hotline at 1-800-727-9540.
Sheep Industry Trends
1. Total Inventory at 7.03 million
2. 3% decline from previous year
3. Breeding herd at 5.16 million(3% decline)
4. Lambing rate in 1999 was 109/100 ewes
5. Operations with lambs down 3% to 66,800
Wisconsin Sheep Industry Trends
• No increase in ewe numbers
• Lambing rate of 140 %
• 4% increase in lamb crop in 1999
• 2,200 sheep producers in 1999
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