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Sheep Production & Breeds

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Mature Female Sheep   Ewe  
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Mature Male Sheep   Ram  
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Immature Female Sheep   Ewe Lamb  
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Immature Male Sheep   Ram Lamb  
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Young Sheep   Lamb  
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Process of sheep giving birth   Lambing  
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Act of sheep mating   Tupping  
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British medium wool breed with clean black head and legs.   Suffolk  
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British medium wool Black faced breed with some wool on poll and legs.   Hampshire  
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Length of wool fiber   Staple  
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Meat from a sheep younger than 1 year   Lamb  
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Meat from an sheep older than 1 year   Mutton  
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Process of removing the tail   Docking  
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Process of removing the testicles of a male   Castration  
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Castrated male   Wether  
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oldest breed of sheep   Mouflan  
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Sheep breed known to have litters of lambs   Finnsheep  
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Breed known as the wool breed   Merino  
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South African Breed of sheep   Dorper  
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Hair Breed of sheep. Starts with a "K"   Katahdin  
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White faced medium wool breed with light skin   Dorset  
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White faced medium wool breed with dark skin and usually small framed   Southdown  
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Process of preparing ewes to breed by feeding grain and high quality hay prior to breeding season   Flushing  
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Animals that breed when the days are short   Short day breeders  
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Length of day (light)   Photoperiod  
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First milk produced by the ewe that is rich with antibodies   Colostrum  
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The most ideal number of lambs born per ewe   Twins  
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Gestation period   145 days  
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Sheep digestive system   Ruminant System  
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Ruminant stomachs have how many chambers?   Four  
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Sheep are designed to consume what types of feed?   High Fiber  
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A high fiber feed is also called what?   Roughage  
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Newborn lambs should have their navels dipped with what?   Iodine Tincture  
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What does Iodine Tincture do to a fresh umbilical cord?   Dries and Disinfects  
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Most sheep need to be sheared how many times a year?   Once  
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The process of removing a sheep's wool:   Shearing  
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One year's growth of wool is called what?   Fleece  
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Sheep's mouths have top and bottom sets of?   Molars  
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Sheep's mouths have only which set of front teeth?   Bottom  
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The bolus of food which a ruminant regurgitates to re-chew is called a :   Cud  
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The number of teats on a ewe's udder:   Two  
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Sheep that are bred not to grow horns:   Polled  
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Sheep that grow horns:   Horned  
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The process of breeding a specie so that it becomes more useful to humans   Domestication  
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Disease that affects the nervous systems and brains of infected sheep.   Scrapie  
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Genetic disease that kills lambs, found mostly in the Suffolk breed.   Spider Gene  
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Tetanus and Clostridium are examples of?   Sheep Vaccines  
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Vaccines should be given when?   Annually  
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