- The
Finnish Landrace, Finn or
Finnsheep is a
breed of
domestic sheep native to Finland. It is one of
several Northern European short-tailed
sheep breeds...
- Finn-Dorset or Finn
Dorset is a
British and
Irish sheep, a cross-breed of the
Finnsheep with the
Dorset Horn.: 801 : 291
Dolly the sheep,
first mammal to be...
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Desirable carc****
quality The
original breeding stock were
taken from the
Finnsheep for
their high prolificacy,
early puberty and
short gestation, Dorset...
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Icelandic sheep were
crossed through ****
imported in the 1960s and 1970s.
Finnsheep and
Faroe Island sheep were also used in the
breeding program. This breed...
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generally at four to six months. However,
there are exceptions. For example,
Finnsheep ewe
lambs may
reach puberty as
early as 3 to 4 months, and
Merino ewes...
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breeds of
livestock originating in Finland:
Finnish Landrace sheep, or
Finnsheep Finnish Landrace goat This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated...
- East, Near East, ****stan,
Northern India,
Western China,
Mongolia Meat
Finnsheep Suomenlammas,
Finnish Landrace Finland Meat, Wool, Milk,
Landscape Management...
- Borderdale, Corriedale, Dorper,
Dorset Down, East Friesian,
English Leicester,
Finnsheep, Hampshire, Lincoln, Oxford, Poll
Dorset &
Dorset Horn, Polwarth, Ryeland...
- Loaghtan, and the Navajo-Churro, and
other piebald breeds include the
Finnsheep,
Shetland Sheep and the West
African Dwarf.
Mature rams (males) weigh...
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related to
Finnish Landrace goat at
Wikimedia Commons List of goat
breeds Finnsheep "Suomenvuohi/Finland". DAD-IS. Food and
Agriculture Organization of the...
