Chapter 26 - Selection of Sheep

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Across
  1. 2. One of the oldest sheep breeds in the world and was used in the formation of most medium wool breeds.
  2. 5. Sheep originated in Spain and have three types A, B, and C.
  3. 7. Range production is concentrated in these ___________ states.
  4. 8. Sheep originated in France and about one half of all crossbred sheep carry some of their blood.
  5. 13. The most common used classification is by the type of _______.
  6. 16. Production of feeder lambs and wool is located in this part of the US
  7. 18. Hair breed from South Africa that will breed out of season.
  8. 20. Sheep breed that is one the othe largers medium wool breeds and is polled.
  9. 22. Large Sheep breed with black face, ears, and legs and is the most popular breed in US.
  10. 23. the number of small is enterprises is ____________.
  11. 25. Most long wool breeds were developed in ___________.
  12. 26. Sheep are raised in every one of these in the US
  13. 27. sheep breed developed in US in the 70's for having large lamb crops
Down
  1. 1. Sheep breed known for high lambing rates.
  2. 3. Sheep breed developed in the US in 1927 for use on the range.
  3. 4. All fine wool breeds developed from the Spanish ___________.
  4. 6. Medium wool breeds were originally bred mainly for ______.
  5. 9. Sheep breed developed in the US by Mattingly and are polled.
  6. 10. Small sheep breed with blocky body type.
  7. 11. The only breed in the US in this category is the Black-faced Highland
  8. 12. Market lamb production is this part of the US
  9. 14. refers to the tendency of sheep to stay together in a group.
  10. 15. The only breed raised mainly for fur in the US is the ______.
  11. 17. These sheep are primarily from the topics and do not have wool.
  12. 19. US sheep breed developed from Lincoln rams and Rambouillet ewes.
  13. 21. Range production account for this percent of total sheep production in US
  14. 24. Small flocks of fewer that 100 account for this percent of sheep operations