Resistance to nematode parasites inmerinosheep: sources of genetic variation.
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Frequency of chromosomal abnormalities in embryos from superovulatedmerinoewes.
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Actual quantities formerinoyarns separately are not readily available, but the proportions were roughly two-thirds to weaving and one-third to hosiery.
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Demands for 64's and finer qualities ofmerinoyarns are substantially in excess of supply.
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In some sheep areas, goats are being raised for mohair and sheep are being raised formerinowool.
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They introduced 5,000merinosheep to develop the country, and had many other expenses.
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That probably covers themerinoposition, but how would it cover the chinchilla?
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There is at present a very heavy demand formerinoyarns and for this reason there should be a movement towards a greater use of crossbred yarns.
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In 1897, there was a flock of 387,000merinosheep on the property which had produced 5801 bales of wool.
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Nowadays the bulk of the sheep found in this district are dorper sheep and notmerino.
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The region is renowned for its goodmerinosheep with 21 micron wool and quality beef cattle.
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Merinowool is generally less than 24 micron (m) in diameter.
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Merinosheep, noted for their fine wool, were widely used as stock for new breeds.
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Merinostud rams are mid-side sampled and the test results are displayed in the sale catalogues.
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Its name tells us that this was a woolen mill built to spin the finest long staplemerinowool.
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