When do lambs stop feeding from their mother?

Lambs typically start weaning from their mothers around 4-6 months of age.

However, there are some factors that can influence this:

* Breed: Some breeds, like the Suffolk, are known to wean earlier than others.

* Management: Farmers may wean lambs earlier if they are preparing them for market or if they need to manage pasture resources.

* Health: Lambs that are healthy and strong may wean sooner than those that are weaker or sick.

Important note: While lambs may start eating solid food earlier, they still need their mother's milk for crucial nutrients during the first few months.