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American Jacob Sheep: Often described as an "ornamental" sheep, the Jacob sheep can be raised for wool and lean, grass-fed meat. More >> |
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Barbados Blackbelly Sheep: Barbados Blackbellies are meat breed sheep ideal for low-input, organic, and grass-fed lamb operations. More >> |
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Border Leicester Sheep: The long-wool Border Leicester--a favorites among hand spinners--was the sheep featured in the movie "Babe." More >> |
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Cheviot Sheep: Dual-purpose Cheviots produce delicious meat and white wool. More >> |
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Clun Forest Sheep: The Clun Forest can be used to produce wool, meat and milk. More >> |
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Coopworth Sheep: Sporting a wool-free face, the Coopworth produces large amounts of lustrous wool, as well as meat. More >> |
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Corriedale Sheep: Hailing from New Zealand, the adaptable Corriedale produces wool compared to merino. More >> |
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Cotswold Sheep: If you're a fiber artist or conservator breeder, here is your sheep! More >> |
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Delaine Merino Sheep: The Delaine Merino, one type of Merino sheep, has been described as the most practical Marino on the average farm and is especially adapted to range sheep production in the Western and Southwestern states. More >> |
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Dorset Sheep: Dorsets are dual-purpose wool and meat sheep. More >> |
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