No, sheep do not naturally shed out their wool, the reason why farmers shear domesticated sheep is due to climatic temperatures. Sheep originated from colder climates, when temperatures increase in the spring and summer months sheep are not able to keep cool and can die. Therefore, farmers will shear the sheep in late spring or early summer.
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A sheep station is just another word for a farm. The sheep are raised and bread in fields outside (but the fields are large).
A large farm ("ranch") where sheep are raised, generally with cropping so sheep can be rotated through wheat paddocks after harvest.
The Harappans raised dates, wheat, peas, cattle, sheep and goats.
You may find the wild Ram Sheep in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. There are also farm raised ram sheep.
because if you have sheep on the farm you also need a sheep dog to put them in order
Yes they did. They raised mainly goats and sheep, but had horses and some oxen as well.
because its a farm animal :P
i think cattle sheep goats pigs horses and chickens and other farm animals
Yes a sheep farm or ranch is know as a sheep station in Australia
A characteristic of farm-raised fish is that they are significantly lower in Omega-3 fatty acids. This is because of the food they are fed in captivity.