Lithuanian Black-headed
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lithuanian-black-headed-293-18065419
title:
Lithuanian Black-headed
text:
The Lithuanian Black-Headed Sheep is a multipurpose breed developed in Lithuania during the mid-20th century. The breed was created through crossing local sheep with English Shropshire and meaty German black-headed rams, in an attempt to combine the best characteristics of both. These sheep mature early and supply homogenous semi-fine wool. They have short and white wool, while their head, ears, and legs are covered with black hair. The sheep has no horns. To form productive herds of thoroughbre
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Breed of sheep
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lithuanian_Black-headed
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date modified:
2021-12-31T02:31:36Z
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