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Hogget may
refer to: A
domestic sheep between one and two
years of age The meat from such an
animal — see lamb and
mutton The wool of such an
animal Hoggett...
- from
sheep in
their first year,
hogget, from
sheep in
their second, and mutton, from
older sheep. Generally, "
hogget" and "sheep meat" are not used by...
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young livestock piglet, won at a fair by a
local sheep farmer named Farmer Hogget. He has no use for pigs, so his wife
intends to
fatten up the "little porker"...
- is also
called lamb. The meat of a
juvenile sheep older than one year is
hogget;
outside North America this is also a term for the
living animal. The meat...
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James William Mitc**** (12
March 1926, in
South Shields – 15
September 2002, in Newcastle-upon-Tyne) was a
British writer, prin****lly of
crime fiction...
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domesticated for
agricultural purposes,
sheep are
raised for fleeces, meat (lamb,
hogget or mutton), and milk. A sheep's wool is the most
widely used
animal fiber...
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their mothers. Also
known as 'Hoofing' in some
areas like
North Yorkshire.
Hogget, hogg or hog – a
young sheep of
either **** from
about 9 to 18
months of...
- Hundreårene går,
hvorfor minnesmerket kom opp er glemt. ... Å ja, Her har de
hogget løs en odde fra moderfjellet. Et
landskap var ikke så mye verdt—den gang...
- 12 and 24 microns). The
finest and most
valuable wool
comes from
Merino hoggets. Wool
taken from
sheep produced for meat is
typically co****r, and has...
- Ram,
Canterbury Agricultural College,
winner of Best
Corriedale Ram
Hogget at the 1947
Christchurch Show
Conservation status FAO (2007): not at risk: 147 ...
