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if you times the sheeps weight with the weight of the ram hu got horny and got the sheep pregnant the answer would come to how many sheep the ewe would have!!!
so the answer would be 3847382583275
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 13y agoA sheep can produce 2 to 30 pounds of wool a year, depending on breed, genetics, nutrition, and shearing intervals. Generally, lambs produce less wool than mature sheep, and rams produce more wool than ewes of the same breed because rams are typically larger than ewes.
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How much wool does an alpaca produce per year?
not much mate.
When do sheep get their fur?
Sheep grow wool not fur and they are born with it. The wool grows as they get older and farmers shear them once a year for the wool.
Is wool clothing non renewable?
No, wool is a renewable resource. Every year sheep are shorn and grow more wool
What is a herd of unsheared sheep?
A herd of unsheared sheep are called unshorn sheep. The sheep are sheared for their pricey wool each year.
How old is a sheep when it starts producing wool?
Sheep are born with about 1 cm of wool on them. Most medium wool breeds will have 2 inches of wool on them by the time they're one year old. More finewool, carpet wool, and other wool breeds can have over 1 foot of wool by the time they're one year old. But not all sheep have wool. There are some breeds, like the Katahdin and Dorper, that have hair instead of wool. All hair breeds do grow a winter wool coat, but it is shed in the spring.
How much on average can you make a year on wool from sheep?
That is like asking how much does a gallon of gas cost? It depends on where you live, what time of year, economic conditions, among many other reasons. The amount of wool you get off of one sheep can vary depending on many factors like size, breed, quality, time of year, and other factors. Therefore the amount you will sell the wool for varies just as much. It depends on the grade of the wool, the cleanliness, the staple length, the color, and other factors. Generally you can shear 1-10lbs of wool per sheep and you can get $0.10 per pound for tags and poor wool up to $2.00 or more per pound for clear top grade wool. So basically the answer is it depends.
How do you obtain wool from sheep?
You let the sheep grow wool for a year and than shear it off with scissors or a razor specially designed to shear sheep. Some sheep shed their wool making the whole process of shearing unneeded, at least for that breed. You can just pull the fibers and it come off.
What sheep breed produces the most wool per year?
Probably the Merino whose wool is prized in the clothing industry.
What is the wool on a sheep called?
Once a year, in the spring, a shearer uses hand shears (similar to large scissors) or electric shears (similar to an electric razor) to cut the wool off the sheep. The sheep don't mind the process, and as soon as the weather warms up they're really glad to be rid of all that wool!
How did you take wool from animals?
Wool is called fleece when it starts. You shear it off of a lamb or sheep. This is done once or twice a year, depending on the type of sheep and where they live. Shearing is just a short hair cut for the sheep, and if it is done correctly, it doesn't harm the sheep at all. After the fleece is cut off the sheep, it is washed, dried, combed out (carded), then spun into wool yarn or thread. White wool can be dyed to get many different colors. This can all be done by machines or by hand.
Why do sheep live on farms?
Depends on the person. Sheep are usually raised for their wool, meat, and milk. Some breeds like Suffolks can also be kept as show animals (yes there are sheep shows).
Do you kill alpaca to make alpaca fur?
Alpacas have wool like sheep. This wool is sheared off each year, causing no harm to the animal.
