Over 5 million sheep records are included in our evaluations
SHEEP FOR SALE
- Large selection of rams and breeds to choose from
- Top quality genetics
- Find the best based on EBVs
- Save time with all the information in one place
- Find the best right rams for the job
New from Signet Breeding Services
VIDEO CLIP INSTRUCTIONS
Need a little more help?
Signet have produced a series of short video clips to help clients to get the best out of the new database
Breeders asked to provide data to support research
EWEBenefit project launched
Signet clients are asked to submit data for
- Mature Ewe Weight
- Body Condition Score
- Abattoir grades
To support pioneering new research for lowland maternal breeds
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Job Opportunity - Signet Breeding Specialist
We are looking for a new Signet Breeding Specialist
Based in Stoneleigh, Warwickshire, we are currently recruiting for a Signet Breeding Specialist on a permanent basis. This role has responsibility to manage and act as the Account Manager for Breed Societies and breeding groups, listening to their views, solving problems and communicating back to the Signet Manager. Signet Breeding Servicers deliver genetic evaluations to around 450 pedigree levy payers, assisting with performance recording beef and sheep for livestock farmers to help them identify cattle and sheep with superior breeding potential.
SBRT Countdown Begins...
The countdown is on for this year’s Sheep Breeders Round Table
There are just seven-weeks to go until the 2021 Sheep Breeders Round Table (SBRT), online event takes place this year between Monday 15 and Friday 19 November. The event is free of charge and links for registration can be found on the AHDB website https://ahdb.org.uk//sheep-breeders-round-table-online-conference
SBRT is an industry initiative, with collaboration from joint levy-boards; AHDB Beef & Lamb, AgriSearch, Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales (HCC) and Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) and the National Sheep Association (NSA). It is open to anyone with an interest in sheep production and attracts a varied audience of farmers, breeders, researchers and industry representatives.
Shaping the future with the latest Sheep Breed Survey results
More innovative use of crossbreeding within the British sheep industry was one of the most significant findings in the latest Sheep Breed Survey. These results indicate that cross breeding strategies are becoming more diverse, reflecting the way sheep producers are adapting with the times and striving to improve performance.
The Sheep Breed Survey is an important reference point for researchers, funders and policy makers. It has been completed five times since 1971, with the last results published in 2012. The survey provides a unique insight into how the agricultural industry has changed over 50 years and highlights how future policy decisions may influence lowland and upland sheep production.