At what age are lambs usually weaned?

Lambs are typically weaned around 3 months of age, which aligns with the answer provided. At this stage, lambs have developed enough to consume solid food and are usually able to thrive without mother's milk. Weaning at 3 months helps ensure that lambs receive adequate nutrition while also allowing ewes to recover from lactation as they prepare for the next breeding season.

Weaning too early can lead to nutritional deficiencies in the lambs, while weaning too late may interfere with the productivity of the ewes and the overall farm management practices. Therefore, 3 months is generally regarded as the optimal age for weaning lambs in sheep management.