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For the price of membership, we provide you with more than 30 years of technical information from our annual Symposia. The written proceedings from 1995-2019 include detailed reports on presentations given by a variety of dairy sheep experts. The video proceedings are from 2021-2025.
November 2025 Virtual Symposium
DSANA’s 2025 Symposium was held virtually on Nov. 5th and 6th. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
November 2024 Symposium
DSANA’s 2024 Symposium was held in Chicago on Nov. 7th, 8th and 9th. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
November 2023 Virtual Symposium
DSANA held its fourth Virtual Symposium on Nov. 8th and 9th, 2023. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
November 2022 Virtual Symposium
DSANA held its third Virtual Symposium on Nov. 9th and 10th, 2022. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
January 2022 Virtual Symposium
DSANA held its second Virtual Symposium on Jan. 19th and 20th, 2022. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
January 2021 Virtual Symposium
DSANA held its first Virtual Symposium on Jan. 13th and 14th, 2021. All sessions were recorded and can be watched at any time by DSANA members. To watch the recordings, click below!
Archived Proceedings from Past Symposia 1995-2019
23rd in Orford, QC: slides in French, slides in English
10th: 2004 in Hudson, WI: Section 1 Section 2
2019 Symposium - additional materials
Click here to see additional photos & a summary of topics and speakers from our 2019 symposium
2018 Symposium - Additional Materials
To accompany Dr Ron Lewis' paper titled "Using the Numbers: How performance recording contributes to genetic gain and economic opportunities in sheep dairying" on page 72 of the 2018 Proceedings: DSANA 2018 Symposium, Dr Ron Lewis slides.pptx