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In the paddocks grazing the pasture.
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Where in the farm does the sheep live?
In the paddock
In the movie babe what kind of farm dose babe live on?
Babe lives in a sheep farm.
Where do sheep live beyond farm the name starts with P?
pen
What is the relief of a hill sheep farm like?
The relief of an hill sheep farm is hilly. Also, hill sheep farms are very steep which makes the ideal for sheep as they can live in very bad conditions such as: rain, a storm, snow...
Where does a sheep dog live?
Hopefully in a nice grassy meadow etc etc for diet purposes.in south Canterbury new zealand they live out in the meadow and the sheep doggies watch over them..
How much does a sheep farm cost?
This depends on where you live and what the rate is for the amount of land you need. This doesn't include the start-up expenses that you have to endure when starting up your sheep farm.
How would you get a random sample of 15 sheep to check for ticks on a farm of 250 sheep?
Gather all of the sheep who live on the farm into a corral. Then, choose fifteen of them, regardless of age, size, health or any other differentiating feature.
What environments do sheep live in?
There are many different kinds of sheep. Some types have adapted to their desert or cold environments, and for dry conditions.
Can you Describe the sheep's Habitat?
Lambs live on a farm. Sheep are hill animals!!
Does station mean sheep farm in Australian?
Yes a sheep farm or ranch is know as a sheep station in Australia
Why do dogs live on farms what are they used for on the farms?
Most dogs that live on a farm are either any type of Collie or an Austrailian Shepard. They use the dogs for herding sheep/cattle. I live on a farm and we always use our dogs for herding sheep and cattle. Plus they just keep you company :D
What is the main job on a sheep farm?
to watch sheep!! Probably moving the sheep to new grass. But there are many jobs on a sheep farm eg. shearing, lambing, drenching.
