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Lamb
Meat in full swing, let us prove to you that the lamb from Quebec has nothing to do with the lamb from New Zealand that you find in the supermarket. A culinary discovery that will surprise you!
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911 Italian
Tomato and basil
Honey and garlic
Cheddar and bacon
Toulouse
Merguez
Mexican
Portugueze
Brazilian
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Beer
Spinachs
Pork and veal
Nursery
Lambs are born in the sheepfold. They stay there for the first month of life, alongside their mother, to allow their immune system to develop properly.
Their large enclosure allows them to evolve safely within the herd; a space specially arranged for the lambs allows them to penetrate without however letting the adult sheep pass through. Babies can have fun, rest and eat without being bothered by their mothers.
Growth
The sheep wean their own lambs. They are now independent; they eat hay and feed. The lambs are then transferred to a separate enclosure from their mothers.
They are grouped in small lots to avoid competition and to offer them a maximum area for comfortable development. A passage leading to the outside of the sheepfold allows them to go to the pasture.
Finition
As we produce heavy lamb, our animals can stay on the farm until about 10 months of age.
Lambs are considered ready to go when they weigh between 80 and 120 pounds.
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