Sheep Health and Welfare Resources

Farm Table says:

Agriculture Victoria’s Sheep Health and Welfare resources provide practical guidance to help producers protect animal wellbeing, meet their duty of care and improve flock performance. The collection brings together information on sheep health, welfare, biosecurity, shelter, transport, lamb survival, pregnancy scanning, predator management and electronic identification, helping Victorian and Australian sheep producers make informed day-to-day management decisions.

The Sheep Health Hub is particularly useful for producers looking to strengthen flock management across key risk and productivity areas. It includes guidance on sheep biosecurity and disease prevention, appropriate shelter and handling, transport and care requirements, and practical strategies to improve lamb survival. Farmers can also access information on detecting multiple foetuses, using electronic identification on farm, managing predators, evaluating autumn feed and pasture-saving decisions, and improving sheep and lamb marketing outcomes. It is a useful starting point for both experienced sheep producers and newer farmers seeking trusted, government-backed resources to support healthier, more productive and resilient flocks.

Sheep Health Resources include:

  • Sheep health, welfare and duty-of-care guidance
  • Farm biosecurity and disease-prevention information
  • Lamb survival and reproductive management resources
  • Pregnancy scanning and multiple-bearing ewe advice
  • Shelter, handling and livestock transport considerations
  • Predator-management information
  • Electronic identification and livestock traceability guidance
  • Feed and pasture-management resources for seasonal conditions
  • Sheep and lamb marketing tools and information
  • Practical government-backed guidance for Victorian sheep producers
Rob Jennings
Rob Jennings

Rob Jennings is recognised as a leading advocate for Australian agriculture. As Managing Director of Farm Table, Rob has transformed the platform into one of the sector’s most dynamic and independent national networks, facilitating collaboration, knowledge-sharing and improved communication across the agricultural landscape, both in Australia and overseas.

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