Feeding Show Lambs Jim Sprinkle Area Extension Agent, Animal Sciences University of Arizona.

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Feeding Show Lambs Jim Sprinkle Area Extension Agent, Animal Sciences University of Arizona

Lamb Quiz What will your lamb weigh at the fair? How many lbs. per day will you lamb gain? How much will a 100 lb. lamb eat? How much does it need to eat? Can you estimate weight of the lamb with a tape measure? Match the following weights with protein req.  60 lbs.13% of diet  80 lbs.15% of diet  110 lbs.12% of diet

Normal Feed Intakes Growing Lamb (60 to 80 lbs.: 4% of body weight  80 lbs. x.?? = 3.2 lbs. per day of feed  50% grain = ?? lbs. grain/day Finishing Lamb: 3% of body weight  110 lbs. x.03 = 3.3 lbs. feed per day  3.3 lbs. x.?? = 1.98 lbs. grain per day

Rumen Adjustment Period Grass hay if not used to alfalfa  1 st 3 days, all grass hay, then 25% alfalfa  5 th day, 50% alfalfa  7 th day, 75% alfalfa  9 th day, 100% alfalfa Grain Step Ups: .25 lbs. grain, 3 days .50 lbs. grain, 3 days  1.0 lbs. grain, 3 days  1.5 lbs. grain, 3 days, then hold  If more grain is needed, feed each 10% increase in grain at least 7 days  For 4-H lambs, 40 to 50% grain is the norm, never more than 70% Grower Ration (50% grain) fed until 65 to 70 lbs. unless lamb is large and many days until show Danger signs:  Off feed  Loose stools

Nutrient Requirements of Lambs (from NRC, Nutrient Req. of Sheep, 1985)

Minimal Feed Amounts Required for Show Lambs Lbs. of dry matter feed required for zero gain sheep weight, lbs.50% TDN60% TDN65% TDN70% TDN75% TDN Additional lbs. of dry matter feed required above maintenance ADG desired, lbs.50% TDN60% TDN65% TDN70% TDN75% TDN For TDN of different feed mixtures, See Table 3 of “Feeding Management For Show Lambs” U of A Publication # AZ1053. Available at edu/pubs/animal/ az1053.pdf

Calculations for Preceding Example* 125 lb. at sale – 80 lb. purchase wt. = 45 lbs. gain needed 45 lbs. gain needed ÷ 110 days before sale = ADG Feed for maintenance from table for 70% TDN, 110 lb. lamb 0.91 lbs. feed ÷.90 dry matter = 1.01 lbs. feed as fed Feed for gain from table for 70% TDN, 110 lb. lamb gaining 0.40 lbs./day 1.79 ÷.90 dry matter = 1.99 lbs. feed as fed Total feed for maintenance + gain lbs = 3.00 lbs./day (not practical to feed in 1/100 of a lb.) * Heavy muscled black face lamb, 125 lb. sale weight

Other Precautions Sheep are very sensitive to copper levels in the diet. Do not feed trace mineral products designed for cattle to sheep. Keep copper levels in the diet at 8 ppm.

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Lamb Yield Grades Yield Grade =.4 + (10 x Adj. 12th rib fat thickness) Yield Grade Fat Thickness Range 1.00 to.15 inches 2.16 to.25 inches 3.26 to.35 inches 4.36 to.45 inches 5.46 or greater From: Dr. Jessica Gentry, Middle Tennessee State University

Estimating Backfat by Feel.05 in..10 in..15 in..25 in..30 in.

How Much Does the Lamb Weigh? Live Wt. = (HG x HG x Length)/300 Length = inches Heart Girth = 33 inches

How Much to Feed? Lamb weighs 115 lbs. Show is in four weeks Proper show weight is 125 to 130 lbs. ADG = 130 – 115 = 15 lbs. 15 lbs. ÷ 28 days =.54 lbs./day Feed is 50% alfalfa hay & 50% commercial feed See Table 3 of “Feeding Management for Show Lambs” for TDN percentage (or use nutrient composition slide in this presentation). See Table “Minimal Feed Amounts Required for Show Lambs” in this presentation for total lbs. feed.

Lamb Examples ars.sdstate.edu/ classes/AS101/01%20Beef%20Evaluation%20and%20sheep%20eval.ppt

Lamb Examples ars.sdstate.edu/ classes/AS101/01%20Beef%20Evaluation%20and%20sheep%20eval.ppt

Lamb Examples ars.sdstate.edu/ classes/AS101/01%20Beef%20Evaluation%20and%20sheep%20eval.ppt

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