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Lambing School set Sept. 12 at Purdue University
 
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — The Indiana Sheep Association (ISA) will host their Annual Lambing School on Saturday, September 12 at Purdue University’s Sheep Unit in West Lafayette.
The statewide workshop will take place from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST. 
Anyone is welcome to register, regardless of experience level, to learn the skills and methods required to successfully manage a lambing ewe during lambing season. Extension Educator Jamie Reed and Purdue Vet School assistant professor Laura May, DVM, will instruct and supervise the workshop. 
This year, the Lambing School features:
*Tools and supplies a shepherd needs to be prepared for the lambing season
* How to troubleshoot problem births
* When calling a veterinarian in to help is appropriate
* Hands-on practice with real fall-lambing ewes
*Dystocia simulators
A registration fee of $20 will cover the cost of the workshop and lunch. The class will be capped at 15 students, so please RSVP to executive@indianasheep.com to reserve your spot. 
Registration forms, found at http://indianasheep.com, must be mailed to ISA Executive Director Emma O’Brien at 6840 S 280 E Lebanon, IN 46052. 

8/7/2026