title = "Weaning Protocol for Sheep"

content = """
Lamb weaning timing and method affect ewe recovery and lamb performance.
Base weaning age on lamb weight, forage availability, and management goals.

**Typical Age:** Lambs are often weaned between 60 and 120 days of age. Early
weaning (60 to 75 days) may be used when ewes are thin or when pasture is
limited; later weaning supports lamb growth on milk when forage quality is
high. Ensure lambs are consuming sufficient solid feed before weaning.

**Process:** Remove ewes from the lamb group rather than moving lambs when
possible; lambs remain in familiar environment. Provide high-quality forage
or concentrate for lambs. Ensure clean water and adequate bunk space.

**Post-Weaning:** Monitor lambs for coccidiosis and respiratory signs.
Deworm and vaccinate per protocol. Gradually adjust ration if introducing
new feeds.
"""  # noqa: E501

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