This November here at Ruminant Revival we took a closer look at sheep farming. Coinciding with The National Sheep Association (NSA) 2025 Sheep Farmers Conference, we published new content on improving flock wellbeing and farm yields, working towards a sustainable sheep industry:
- A guest blog on developing sheep for regenerative farming
- A technical note from a farmers experience of weaning lambs
- A discussion on ‘Shelterbelts’ and how to provide sheep with adequate in-field shelter
- Live media coverage from the NSA Sheep Farmer’s Conference posted on our LinkedIn
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About the National Sheep Association (NSA)
The National Sheep Association (NSA) represents the views and interests of sheep producers throughout the UK, supporting best practice in sheep farming and promoting the contribution sheep make to the economy, environment and society.
On Tuesday November 18th 2025 this years Sheep Farmers Conference, themed Strive and Thrive: Building profit and resilience in sheep farming’, delivered advice on how to future proof your business, with expert-led discussions and plenty of networking opportunities and interactive workshops.
