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National Wool Museum
Book, Science and the Merino Breeder
... Merino sheep Wool Growing... Research Station NSW Merino sheep Wool Growing ..."Science and the Merino Breeder" R.B. Dun & R.D. Eastoe, 1970.merino sheep wool growing, nsw; department of agriculture, trangie agricultural research station, nsw, merino sheep, wool growing -
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Book, National Merino Review 1989-90
... Merino sheep - history Wool Growing.... Merino sheep - history Wool Growing Merino sheep - history Wool ..."National Merino Review 1989-90" - Farmgate Press, Western Australia, 1990.merino sheep - history wool growing, merino sheep - history, wool growing -
National Wool Museum
Book, Woolclassing
... Wool Growing Woolclassing Sheep breeding Merino sheep... processing etc. Wool Growing Woolclassing Sheep breeding Merino sheep ...Notes compiled by Ken Galloway, Contains information on wool growing, sheep breeds. especially little known breeds, wool classing, wool processing etc.K Gallowaywool growing woolclassing sheep breeding merino sheep corriedale sheep lincoln sheep border leicester sheep cheviot sheep dorset horn sheep sheep breeding romney marsh sheep southdown sheep shropshire sheep polwarth sheep wool processing, carbonising, galloway, mr ken, wool growing, woolclassing, sheep breeding, merino sheep, corriedale sheep, lincoln sheep, border leicester sheep, cheviot sheep, dorset horn sheep, romney marsh sheep, southdown sheep, shropshire sheep, polwarth sheep, wool processing -
National Wool Museum
Book, Sheep, Farm and Station Management
... Wool Growing Sheep breeding Merino sheep Sheep - British.... Wool Growing Sheep breeding Merino sheep Sheep - British Sheep ..."Sheep, Farm and Station Management" - compiled by E.H. Pearse, 1920.wool growing sheep breeding merino sheep sheep - british sheep - diseases shearing woolclassing sheep stations - establisment sheep stations - management, pastoral review pty ltd, wool growing, sheep breeding, merino sheep, sheep - british, sheep - diseases, shearing, woolclassing, sheep stations - establisment, sheep stations - management -
National Wool Museum
Book, Sheep, Farm and Station Management
... Wool Growing Sheep breeding Merino sheep Sheep - British.... 1926. Wool Growing Sheep breeding Merino sheep Sheep - British ..."Sheep, Farm and Station Management" - compiled by E.H. Pearse, 2nd ed. 1926.wool growing sheep breeding merino sheep sheep - british sheep - diseases shearing woolclassing sheep stations - establisment sheep stations - management, pastoral review pty ltd, wool growing, sheep breeding, merino sheep, sheep - british, sheep - diseases, shearing, woolclassing, sheep stations - establisment, sheep stations - management -
National Wool Museum
Card
... Wool Growing Merino sheep - history... and wool production in Australia. Wool Growing Merino sheep ...This card is the first in a set of 16 information cards produced by the Stamina Clothing Company re: Australian Woollen Mills as give aways. It looks at merino sheep and wool production in Australia.Card no. 1 from the Crusader Mills information card set, c.1945-55. Verso of card no. 1 from the Crusader Mills information card set, c.1945-55.No. 1 The beginning of the story of Crusader Cloth.wool growing merino sheep - history, australian woollen mills pty ltd stamina clothing company, wool growing, merino sheep - history -
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Taxidermy Sheep, Booka, c1980
The ‘Wanganella’ merino sheep stud was established by the Peppin brothers in the Riverina in 1861. The introduction of a single French ‘Rambouillet’ Merino ram, called Emperor, is now widely acknowledged as one of the most important events in the development of the Peppin stud. As many as 70% of today’s Australian Merinos are said to be directly descended from the Peppin-developed sheep. Its heavy fleece falls in the mid-range of Merino wool qualities (20 to 23 microns) and is protected from the excesses of the environment by a comparatively high content of natural wool grease, which can be seen in the creamy colour of Booka’s wool. Fred Peppin said [of the sheep breed] "We were satisfied with the type of wool that the country would grow, instead of endeavouring to produce what the climate and soil continually fight against. Thus we developed all its good natural tendencies and after that the flock had a character of its own.”Peppin merino stud. Has a large body and long legs. Two horns protruding from its skull.sheep, wanganella