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To address the growing ecological and agricultural threat posed by invasive wild pigs, Canada is responding with the launch of Wild Pigs Canada. This new online hub was developed by Invasives Canada and Animal Health Canada in collaboration with the Invasive Wild Pig Leadership Group.
Read more in this News Release.
Three levels of certifications are an initiative to elevate Canadian wool through a nationally recognized logo that sets apart wool and value-added wool products. Ultimately, our goal is to support Canadian wool producers by verifying the traceability of their products and to promote them to consumers. We believe that this grassroots approach to revaluing Canadian wool will be beneficial to producers and result in more wool sales and a better industry in the long-run.
If your business involves wool being grown & milled in Canada, or grown domestically but milled outside the country, or handle wool products that are made in Canada but then blended, check this out!
Alberta’s government is launching two new and improved private land conservation programs to better meet the needs of landowners, conserve more land and prioritize the needs of Albertans. With $10 million in funding now available, the enhanced Private Land Conservation Program and the new Ecosystem Services Grant Program will better protect natural areas across the province while still enabling landowners to use their land for farming, ranching and other work.
Click here for more information.
Stay up to date on all things sheep related with the most recent edition of our N'ewesletter.
Current and Past Editions are available here.
Save the Date! November 14-15, 2025.
We'd love to have you join us for our Annual General Meeting and Conference in Lethbridge this year!
Plan to take in two days filled with engaging speakers, a producer panel, Keynote presentation by Shaun Haney of RealAgriculture, and a Friday night social. Connect with fellow producers and make your voice heard at the AGM. New this year will be a farm tour to two Southern Alberta sheep operations - be sure to take advantage of this unique opportunity!
For more information and the registration form - click here!
Two learning opportunities are coming up - check them both out!
Necropsy Workshop
June 22 - Take this opoortunity to learn one of the most knowledgeable sheep vets in the province, Dr Lynn Tait. Register today!
Cache Valley Virus Workshop
June 28 - A great educational opportunity on this virus with Dr Lynn Tait and a producer panel.
Attend in Person or Attend Virtually
The Canadian Sheep Federation (CSF) has been designated as the new responsible administrator for sheep traceability, succeeding the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency. CSF intends to provide a traceability system specifically tailored to the needs of sheep producers.
For more information, please see the press release.
Alberta Lamb Producers is updating its resources and tools to better support producers. We’re looking for farm-related information to enhance our business tools—especially cost of production resources—and we need your help!
Are you willing to contribute to the development and improvement of cost of production tools? If so, please contact Jolene at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by May 31.
We’re also collecting data from a wide range of operations through a short survey. Your input is greatly appreciated!
Alberta Sheep Industry Revitalization Project- Producer Survey
The Alberta Sheep Breeders Association and Alberta Lamb Producers have teamed up to host an informative workshop on Cache Valley Virus! This in-person and virtual event will be held at the Agriculture Centre, 97 East Lake Ramp NE Airdrie. Learn from Dr. Lynn Tait and a producer panel. See you there!
Click Register to attend in person at the Agriculture Centre in Airdrie, Alberta
Click Here to attend virtually via Zoom
As spring weather is here, controlling those gophers now is crucial! March-April have shown to be the best time to implement measures to reduce the gopher population in your pastures.
Early intervention crucial in managing Richardson's ground squirrels | Alberta.ca
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