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Cotswold, Shropshire and Oxford sheep in pasture Iowa USA early 1900s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/cotswold-shropshire-and-oxford-sheep-in-pasture-iowa-usa-early-1900s-image67977520.htmlRFDXGJ0G–Cotswold, Shropshire and Oxford sheep in pasture Iowa USA early 1900s
Productive farming . Fig. 179.—Prize-winning Shropshire wetner one year old.(Experiment Station, Wis.) The fleeces of the Shropshire (Fig. 179), Oxford, and Dor-set are all of good weight and the wool of excellent quality.These three and the Cheviots produce very good mutton,but the Southdown meat is popularly considered the best.18 ?•274 PRODUCTIVE FARMING Cheviot sheep are the best grazers, having been welltrained to this in their native land—the Cheviot hills, be-tween England and Scotland.. Fig. ISO.—Dorset sheep making mutton on pasture, a horned breed of the mediumwool type. tFrom Cornel Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/productive-farming-fig-179prize-winning-shropshire-wetner-one-year-oldexperiment-station-wis-the-fleeces-of-the-shropshire-fig-179-oxford-and-dor-set-are-all-of-good-weight-and-the-wool-of-excellent-qualitythese-three-and-the-cheviots-produce-very-good-muttonbut-the-southdown-meat-is-popularly-considered-the-best18-274-productive-farming-cheviot-sheep-are-the-best-grazers-having-been-welltrained-to-this-in-their-native-landthe-cheviot-hills-be-tween-england-and-scotland-fig-isodorset-sheep-making-mutton-on-pasture-a-horned-breed-of-the-mediumwool-type-tfrom-cornel-image342676667.htmlRM2AWE7GB–Productive farming . Fig. 179.—Prize-winning Shropshire wetner one year old.(Experiment Station, Wis.) The fleeces of the Shropshire (Fig. 179), Oxford, and Dor-set are all of good weight and the wool of excellent quality.These three and the Cheviots produce very good mutton,but the Southdown meat is popularly considered the best.18 ?•274 PRODUCTIVE FARMING Cheviot sheep are the best grazers, having been welltrained to this in their native land—the Cheviot hills, be-tween England and Scotland.. Fig. ISO.—Dorset sheep making mutton on pasture, a horned breed of the mediumwool type. tFrom Cornel
Agriculture for beginners . -77 2/8 AGRICULTURE FOR BEGINNERS Sheep may be divided into three classes : I. Fine- JI ooled Breeds 1. American Merino. 2. Delaine Merino. 3. Rambouillets. 11. Medium-1J ooled Breeds 1. Southdown. 2. Shropshire. 3. Horned Dorset. 4. Hampshire Down. 5. Oxford Down. 6. Cheviot. III. Long- JI ooled Breeds 1. Leicester. 2. Lincohi. 3. Cotswold. The first group is grown principally for wool, and muttonis secondary; in the second group, mutton comes first and. Fig. 254. In the Pasture wool second ; in the third group both are important con-siderations. Wool is natures pr Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/agriculture-for-beginners-77-28-agriculture-for-beginners-sheep-may-be-divided-into-three-classes-i-fine-ji-ooled-breeds-1-american-merino-2-delaine-merino-3-rambouillets-11-medium-1j-ooled-breeds-1-southdown-2-shropshire-3-horned-dorset-4-hampshire-down-5-oxford-down-6-cheviot-iii-long-ji-ooled-breeds-1-leicester-2-lincohi-3-cotswold-the-first-group-is-grown-principally-for-wool-and-muttonis-secondary-in-the-second-group-mutton-comes-first-and-fig-254-in-the-pasture-wool-second-in-the-third-group-both-are-important-con-siderations-wool-is-natures-pr-image339432587.htmlRM2AM6DMB–Agriculture for beginners . -77 2/8 AGRICULTURE FOR BEGINNERS Sheep may be divided into three classes : I. Fine- JI ooled Breeds 1. American Merino. 2. Delaine Merino. 3. Rambouillets. 11. Medium-1J ooled Breeds 1. Southdown. 2. Shropshire. 3. Horned Dorset. 4. Hampshire Down. 5. Oxford Down. 6. Cheviot. III. Long- JI ooled Breeds 1. Leicester. 2. Lincohi. 3. Cotswold. The first group is grown principally for wool, and muttonis secondary; in the second group, mutton comes first and. Fig. 254. In the Pasture wool second ; in the third group both are important con-siderations. Wool is natures pr
. Biggle sheep book. Sheep. BREEDS. 21 16 pounds ; ewes weigh 180 to 275 pounds, and shear 10 to 12 pounds. Wool grades medium. Excellence : weight of the Longwool, quality of the Down. They are the largest of the Down breeds, and have the heaviest and coarsest fleece. They are best. A NICK FLOCK OF OXFORD-DOWNS. adapted to intensive farming,, and will thrive on abundant pasture, which inclines to grow somewhat coarse and rank. Shropshire-Down.—(See Plate VII.) Indige- nous to Shropshire county, England, known in the thirteenth century. First importation to the United States was in 1844. Matur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/biggle-sheep-book-sheep-breeds-21-16-pounds-ewes-weigh-180-to-275-pounds-and-shear-10-to-12-pounds-wool-grades-medium-excellence-weight-of-the-longwool-quality-of-the-down-they-are-the-largest-of-the-down-breeds-and-have-the-heaviest-and-coarsest-fleece-they-are-best-a-nick-flock-of-oxford-downs-adapted-to-intensive-farming-and-will-thrive-on-abundant-pasture-which-inclines-to-grow-somewhat-coarse-and-rank-shropshire-downsee-plate-vii-indige-nous-to-shropshire-county-england-known-in-the-thirteenth-century-first-importation-to-the-united-states-was-in-1844-matur-image234715441.htmlRMRHT5X9–. Biggle sheep book. Sheep. BREEDS. 21 16 pounds ; ewes weigh 180 to 275 pounds, and shear 10 to 12 pounds. Wool grades medium. Excellence : weight of the Longwool, quality of the Down. They are the largest of the Down breeds, and have the heaviest and coarsest fleece. They are best. A NICK FLOCK OF OXFORD-DOWNS. adapted to intensive farming,, and will thrive on abundant pasture, which inclines to grow somewhat coarse and rank. Shropshire-Down.—(See Plate VII.) Indige- nous to Shropshire county, England, known in the thirteenth century. First importation to the United States was in 1844. Matur
