- The
Southdown is a
British breed of
domestic sheep,: 918 the
smallest of the
British breeds.: 23 It is a
shortwool breed, and the
basis of the whole...
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improved Southdown rams.: 923 They were at
first known as
Blackfaces or
Southdown-Norfolks; the
first use of the name "Suffolk" for
these sheep dates to...
- up
Southdown in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Southdown may
refer to:
Southdown (
sheep), a
breed of
sheep Southdown, Cornwall,
England Southdown, a...
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activity became sheep grazing. It was on
Caburn and
other local pastures that John
Ellman reared his
famous breed of
Southdown sheep.
During the Second...
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stalls for cows and
stables for farm
horses and
sheep.
Rockefeller kept
Jersey cattle and
Southdown sheep (used to trim the lawns). The
poultry plant was...
- that were
traded in the market:
Tamworth (pigs),
Kerry (cows) and
Southdown (
sheep). The
remaining three blocks are
called the
Clock tower blocks after...
- rare
breeds no
longer raised by
commercial farmers, and a
number of
Southdown sheep.
Other animals on
display include goats, pigs, rabbits,
guinea pigs...
- area used the
local horned black-faced
sheep and
crossed them with a few
breeds of white-faced
sheep (
Southdown, Cotswold, and Leicester). This produced...
- cross-bred them with
sheep of a wide
variety of breeds,
among them the
American Tunis, the Cheviot, the
Hampshire Down, the
Southdown, the
Suffolk and other...
- Down or
Hampshire is a
British breed of
sheep. It
originated in
about 1829 from cross-breeding of
Southdowns with the Old
Hampshire breed, the Wiltshire...
