Using CIDRs in Sheep. | Vlog 19
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2017
- Today I am organizing my next breeding group and inserting CIDRs, a device silimar to a human IUD for results similar to birth control. They are in for 12 days only, to stop the ewe's cycle, and when I pull them out, the ewes should all begin to cycle together on the same day. This helps me in 5 months when the ewes start lambing. I know when they will start, and finish and plan life around that.
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Thanks for explaining the traits you breed for, never really understood that part. You always did such a good job. 👍👍❤️❤️🐑🐑🐑
You are a great example that if you want to do it you Kan hard work pays of
You do so many things by yourself, really amazing!
At the same time, I also saw that although CIDR is very expensive, it is very convenient and fast to use.
Ok this was soooo cool i googled what CIDR was and Google popped up your video Congrats thats awesome (im a new sub and i wasnt sure if you knew) watched so many of your video's there coming up on the families recommended so my 17yr is now a fan plus your from Ontario which is awesome. Were wayyyy down in the fake southern Ontario lol Windsor Essex
Tfs! Please stay safe and sending hugs to you and yours 🤗🙏💜
I wish I could clean the CIDR applicator for you :)
It's interesting that the rams all live together without being territorial or fighting. Even when I see them with the ewes, they don't seem to be particularly competitive.
Terminal line?
This is the video that I was looking for thank you Sandi
Lovely vlog excellent sandi 👍👍From Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰
Thank u for explaining what those were I was watching this other sheep 🐑 video and they didn’t explain that good just keep talking and jumping
Off subject like see that’s why I love watching ur videos cause ur more blant about everything and don’t need to explain some thing that don’t
Needed a long explains like me jabbing & jabbing typing & typing
Hello Sandy, how are you? I'm Mishaal, one of your followers and fans. Thank you for your effort. I want to ask you, is the use of Cedar very effective and can I rely on it in setting up a model project for meat production or not?
That is cool! “Maternal line” = keepers as new ewes? “Terminal line” = for Market ??
Maravilha!
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Do they have CIRDs in copper?
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After inserting CIDR, i prefer to conceive the ewe by using endoscopy rather than mating with a ram.
Hi! I am binge watching and fascinated with your vlog! A
Question I have on the previous vlog and this. It looked like there was a mixture of sheared, and not sheared, to my untrained eye. I apologize if you already explained.
I do not 100% understand Your question but these scheep are shorn like 7 weeks before expected delivery, as ewes pregnant are divided in 3 groups over the Year, there are differences in wool cover.
What are the dimensions of your barn? How many ewes? Looks great
Hey Colin! Barn is 252' * 80'. I actually did a video with some more specifics on the barn! czcams.com/video/KqJpGDszidw/video.html
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Terminal breed?
Keith Brettell are you asking what is a terminal breed? Basically, a breed that gives off more market-type traits. So heavy-muscled, fast growing genetics off certain breeds. Some breeds are more 'maternal' meaning they throw off genetics like ease of birth, milk production, prolificacy. So I use that type of ram for replacement stock, and a terminal trained ram for my market lamb stock.
Sandi Brock thanks for explaining, I never understood that either.
how many females per ram in 1 day?
Reinaldo Fernandez I have been running 5 females to one ram on this CIDR program. In the past I’ve left the rams in for 21 days to catch two heats. This past month I’ve actually changed my program and only ran rams in for 4 days then removed them.
Hello, good night and sorry for bothering her. when I use the cider and I take it off after 10 or 12 days that I have to wait for the sheep and if you do not have to eat anything else thanks
I take the CIDR out on day 12, then add the rams 12-24 hours later, or sometimes that same day depending on my schedule.
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Could you rent rams for stud fees, like dogs, kind of?
I like your thought process there and the question. One of my thoughts is that Sandi’s other videos present a lot of information about all she does to keep her herd healthy and disease free. So wouldn’t that process be a risk to the rams and also the entire herd if any disease exposure? I do understand from watching her videos that whole herds may have immunity to certain stuff but not different stuff and/or variants. Hey, does anyone do AI with sheep yet like they do with horses?
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