What is a prolific breed, A breed that produces a lot of wool, A breed that produces many offspring, A breed used for meat only, A mountain breed, What is hybrid vigour ?, Faster wool growth, Better meat quality, Improved performance in crossbred animals, Increased disease, What is a cast ewe ?, A ewe used for breeding, A ewe that produces twins, A ewe with reduced fertility sold on, A young lamb, What is a terminal sire used for ?, Producing replacement ewes, wool production, Producing lambs for slaughter, Milk production, Which is the only native Irish breed ?, Suffolk, Texel, Galway, Beltex, Which breed is known for black face and legs ?, Galway, Texel, Suffolk, Belclare, Which breed is a mountain breed ?, Suffolk, Blackface Mountain, Texel, Beltex, Which is a prolific breed ?, Belclare, Galway, Suffolk, texel, A texel is mainly used for, Wool Production, Breeding only, Milk production, Meat production, What type of breed is suffolk ?, Carcass breed, Ewe breed, Prolific breed, Mountain breed, Hill Sheep systems usually produce, Twins, triplets, Single Lambs, No lambs, Hill sheep are usually:, Weak, Hardy, Low fertility, highly productive, Lowland systems aim to produce, Breeding stock only, milk, Wool, Lambs for slaughter, In lowland systems, ewes often produce, Twins or triplets, single lambs, no lambs, only wool, Why is crossbreeding used, Increase wool, improved growth and fertility, Reduce lamb numbers, Reduce costs, Mule ewe is produced from, Galway x Texel, Belclare x Suffolk, Blackface x Bluefaced leicester, Suffolk x texel, Crossbred sheep show, lower performance, poor growth, Disease, Hybrid vigour, What causes sheep scab, bacteria, Mites, Virus, Fungi, What is a symptom of foot rot, Lameness, Weight gain, Wool growth, Increased appetite, What causes fly strike, Bacteria, Worms, Flies laying eggs, viruses, Why is colostrum important, Helps wool growth, improves fertility, helps digestion only, Provides immunity to lamb, What is flushing, Cleaning sheep, Treating disease, Increase nutrition before mating, shearing sheep, What is the gestation period of sheep, 147 days, 100 days, 200 days, 120 days, What is a hogget ?, A newborn lamb, a fully mature ewe, a castrated male sheep, A sheep between 1 - 2 years old, what is a zoonose, A disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans, A disease that affects only sheep, A disease that affects only plants, A disease that spreads through water, Which of the following is a zoonose, foot rot, orf, fly strike, twin lamb disease

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