what are some methods for raising sheep?
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First of you need land and it takes about 4 sheep to 1 acre. The land should be well grassed with the types of grass sheep like and thrithe on such as rye grass.Then you need to have both sexes ram about 1 per 70 sheep and he should be a pedigree to keep up the standard of best quality Then you need ewes to carry the young lambs .The type and Breed of sheep is also important   because you have to know what you want ie Sheep for Meat or sheep for Wool clips.Then theres shearing and hand feeding and crutching and selling
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Baba black sheep, have you any wool? :-)
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Go to your Yahoo search bar and type in milking cows and it will bring up several items.
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wool?  There certainly are a lot of sheep in NZ.
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Wool is the hair of an animal, usually sheep. Hair contains protein and fairly high amounts of nitrogen. This actually helps the roots of many kinds of plants if it is mixed into topsoil or the subsoil where roots grow. (We use different varieties of hair clippings, fur, etc. to help our roses grow better.)
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Pray to god.\nYou reap what you sow, so, start sowing!
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A lamb is a young sheep, generally called so up till it's one year old.
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With the sheep, the child has the animals fur to hold on to. A dog doesn't have the same thickness of hair. The child usually holds on with both hands. If you are wanting to practice it in a safe way, make sure your child has a helmet on.
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sheep, all sheep all the time
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Feeding cows, pitching manure, baling hay. Get yourself a job on a farm.
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First things first.  How was this animal harvested?  Gun or bow?  If by gun then you score it using the Boone and Crockett method.  If by bow, use the Pope and Young method.
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yogurt and sheep...sometimes both
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Male sheep is called ram
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Lambs that are raised in a feedlot for consumption are typically not feed any grass. They are usually fed on a pelleted ration possibly with some hay.
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Hope this site helps before you go further.\n\n"... Mushroom farming consists of six steps, and although the divisions are somewhat arbitrary, these steps identify what is needed to form a production system. \n\nThe six steps are Phase I composting, Phase II composting, spawning, casing, pinning, and cropping. These steps are described in their naturally occurring sequence, emphasizing the salient features within each step. Compost provides nutrients needed for mushrooms to grow. Two types of material are generally used for mushroom compost, the most used and least expensive being wheat straw-bedded horse manure. Synthetic compost is usually made from hay and crushed corn cobs, although the term often refers to any mushroom compost where the prime ingredient is not horse manure. Both types of compost require the addition of nitrogen supplements and a conditioning agent, gypsum..."
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Dig a hole. \nBurn it. \nUse it for fertilizer.
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You can use it to count sheep. \nThen like after a year of counting your sheep with it. The computer can drawl a graph for you.