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What is the primary product obtained from Merino sheep?
Which breed of goat is primarily kept for milk production?
What is the primary product obtained from Karakul sheep?
Which breed of sheep is primarily kept for mutton?
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What is the primary product obtained from Angora goats?
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The Dorper breed of sheep is primarily kept for its wool.
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Damara sheep are raised for both milk and meat production.
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The Karakul breed of sheep is valued for its wool, pelt, and mutton.
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The Saanen breed of goat is raised primarily for its meat.
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Angora goats are raised for their wool, which is known as mohair.
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Study Notes
Products from Sheep Breeds
- Merino sheep are bred for their wool and mutton
- Karakul sheep are used for obtaining pelts, mutton, and wool
- Dorper sheep are primarily raised for mutton production
- Damara, Van Rooy, and Persian sheep breeds are kept for mutton production
Products from Goat Breeds
- Angora goats are kept for their mohair production
- Boer goats are bred specifically for meat production
- Saanen goats are used for milk production
- Indigenous goats are raised for both meat and milk production
Products from Sheep Breeds
- Merino sheep are raised for both wool and mutton production.
- Karakul sheep are used for obtaining pelt, mutton, and wool.
- Dorper sheep are primarily kept for mutton production.
- Damara, Van Rooy, and Persian sheep breeds are raised for mutton.
Products from Goat Breeds
- Angora goats are primarily kept for producing mohair.
- Boer goats are raised for meat production.
- Saanen goats are kept for milk production.
- Indigenous goats are used for both meat and milk production.
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Description
This quiz covers various sheep and goat breeds, their characteristics, and the products obtained from them, such as wool, mutton, pelts, and milk.
