Early lambing at Harper Adams
Posted 31 January 2012
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The Harper Adams flock of early lambing ewes spent last week welcoming new arrivals to campus.
They are part of the University College sheep unit and are syncronised to give birth at the beginning of the year.
Ruminant Technician, Nicky Naylor, explains why the ewes lamb so early in the video.
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