Complete Lamb Sustainability Survey by Aug. 14

Sheep Survey Needs Your Help

Complete Lamb Sustainability Survey by Aug. 14 - Chance to Win Sheep Convention Trip

Please help the American Lamb Board gather data about how sheep are raised, cared for and fed for use in US Lamb Checkoff programs. “Our industry really needs this information from producers and feeders for consumers but also to help determine where to invest research and industry outreach funding,” said Peter Camino, ALB Chair, Buffalo, WY.

One lucky US Lamb producer or feeder will win a paid trip (registration, airfare and hotel) to the 2024 American Sheep Industry Convention in Denver, CO, just for completing the survey. Everyone who completes it gets a free American Lamb cap. Complete the survey now at https://bit.ly/USLambSurvey

The ALB will compare the results of this survey to the findings from a similar survey done in 2011. This comparison will allow the US sheep industry to identify areas where the industry has improved and issues needing addressing. In addition, the survey data will be utilized to communicate with retailers, chefs and consumers and guide industry education and research efforts.

Strict privacy standards are in place, and responses will not be identified with specific individuals.

About the American Lamb Board

The American Lamb Board (ALB) is the national promotion, research and information checkoff program that works on behalf of all American producers (commercial and seedstock), feeders, direct marketers and processors to build demand for American Lamb. Funding is through mandatory assessments paid by all industry segments. The 13-member board represents all industry sectors, geographic regions and sizes of production. The work of the ALB is overseen by USDA and supported by staff in Denver, CO. Almost two-thirds of the annual budget funds American Lamb promotion programs. For more information, contact ALB at: LambBoard.com, info@americanlamb.com, or 866-327-LAMB (5262).

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