created by: kenneth geuns updated by: megan kay introduction to sheep selection
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Created By: Kenneth GeunsUpdated By: Megan Kay
Introduction to Sheep Selection
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ObjectivesDiscuss criteria sheep selection.Identify structural correctness and
reproductive correctness.Evaluate the frame and growth, breed
differences, muscle, volume and growth.
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Criteria for Sheep SelectionSoundness
StructuralReproductive
Frame and GrowthVolume and CapacityMuscleBreed Character
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Structural CorrectnessCorrect joint angles
Shoulder, knee, hock and pasternStrong top Level rump structureLarge, square footAdequate bone
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Structurally Correct Ram
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Structurally Correct Ram
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Structurally Correct Ram
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Structural Incorrectness
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Reproductive CorrectnessDeveloped vulva on femalesCorrect testicle development and shape on
males
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Frame and GrowthLarger framed sheep will be later maturing
and stay leanerLarger framed sheep will be growthierLong fronted, long necked desirableCorrect frontends most critical in sheep
Smooth shoulderCorrect neck - shoulder junction
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Large framedLong bodied
Small framedShort bodied
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Breed Differences
Southdown Cheviot
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Volume and CapacityCritical for feeding and breeding capacityFleshing ability critical in ewe flockDeep, bold sprung rib cageWide chested and wide based
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Volume and Capacity
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MuscleEvaluated through the rump and topCritical in all meat animal production
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Breed CharacterMore highly emphasized than on hogs or
cattleSubjective evaluation on many breeds
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Suffolk Breed CharacterBlack head and legs free from woolLong, pendulous bell-shaped earRoman nose
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ReviewDiscuss criteria sheep selection.Identify structural correctness and
reproductive correctness.Evaluate the frame and growth, breed
differences, muscle, volume and growth.