He "invented", or maybe more appropriately, innovated in the field of livestock selective breeding. Selective breeding is where you aim to control the traits which are passed on to later generations.
he helped alot by giving the new bread of sheep :)
Robert Bakewell set out to improve the breed of sheep and oxen by experimentation. He was the first to establish the trade of ram-letting on a large scale helping to improve farming.
Robert Bakewell - agriculturalist - died in 1795.
Robert Bakewell - agriculturalist - was born in 1725.
Robert bakewell invented selective breeding during the agriclutural revolution.
1795
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Robert Bakewell.
i don't really no but dolly the sheep was the first clonned animal and Robert bakewell was the first person to breed animals i don't really no but dolly the sheep was the first clonned animal and Robert bakewell was the first person to breed animals
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the new leicter which was developed by selective breeding by Robert Bakewell
Robert Bakewell has written: 'Travels' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Description and travel, Geology 'An introduction to mineralogy..' -- subject(s): Crystallography, Mineralogy 'Observations on the influence of soil and climate upon wool' -- subject(s): Sheep, Wool
The population of Bakewell is 3,979.
The importance in Robert Bakewell's invention of selective breeding is that by mating two animals with the best genetic traits, this brought the best of the baby. If you breed the two most healthiest and biggest sheep, there will be a good chance that the baby sheep will be healthy and a big sheep too. :)