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Three experiments were performed to determine the effect of postpartum time interval, the influence of parity (primimarous vs multiparous), and lamb weaning on the response of postpartum ewes to oestrus synchronization/induction treatments during the breeding season. In the Experiment 1 ewes were treated with an 8-days medroxyprogesterone priming and 350 IU of eCG, starting 14-18 (EPP), 24-30 (MPP), or 42-48 (LPP) days postpartum. More EPP than LPP ewes were marked by rams (p < 0.05), but conception rate was similar. In Experiment 2, 36 primiparous and 47 multiparous ewes that lambed during autumn received a 12-days medroxyprogesterone treatment followed by the

Oestrus synchronization in postpartum autumn-lambing ewes: effect of postpartum time, parity, and early weaning