Don't Miss Out! Register Now for the 2025 Lamb Summit
May 5, 2025
Join industry leaders and over 10 sheep extension specialists at the 2025 American Lamb Summit. This premier event is your opportunity to engage with all segments of the sheep industry as we explore the newest trends and opportunities to boost the competitiveness of the US sheep market.
Spaces are limited – secure your spot today! This is your chance to connect, learn, and grow within the industry.
American Lamb Board member and Idaho sheep producer Mike Duff says the The Gem State is pleased to host the 2025 Summit for the sheep industry in July at the University of Idaho in Moscow.
Highlights of This Year’s Event
Moderated by prominent figures such as Dr. Phil Bass, Meat Sciences Professor at the University of Idaho, and Maggie O'Quinn, a retail meat marketing consultant from Midan Marketing. With their extensive background at Certified Angus Beef, they will guide discussions on aligning industry efforts with consumer desires, helping American Lamb regain market share from imports.
Learn from Woody Lane, a nationally recognized expert in pasture management and sheep nutrition. Join him for a pasture walk on the event's second day, where he’ll be available to answer your questions about forage and grazing.
Participate in small group discussions led by sheep extension specialists on industry-relevant topics chosen by attendees.
Held this year at the University of Idaho, the Summit combines dynamic presentations, hands-on experiences in the Meat Lab and Sheep Center, and focused small group dialogues.
Jeff Ebert, ALB chairman, notes, “Educational conferences like the American Lamb Summit help our industry focus on improving sustainability and profitability while delivering an exceptional eating experience for consumers.”
The registration fee is $150, which includes breakfast, lunch, dinner, refreshments, and transportation from the hotel to the university. A young entrepreneur half price discount is also offered! Plus, stay at the Best Western in Moscow, Idaho, for just $159 per night.
For more information and to register, visit www.lambboard.com.
Source: ALB & Western Ag Network
