Merinolandschaf
German breed of sheep
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The Merinolandschaf or Württemberger[1] is a German breed of domestic sheep derived from the Merino. It constitutes about 30% of the sheep population of Germany[2] and is the most common commercial breed of the country. It descends from the Merino sheep first brought to Saxony in 1765.[3]
Other namesWürttemberger
Country of originGermany
Usedual-purpose, meat and wool
Weight
- Male: 125–160 kg
- Female:75–90 kg
Ewe lamb at about six months | |
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| Other names | Württemberger |
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| Country of origin | Germany |
| Use | dual-purpose, meat and wool |
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| Wool colour | white |
| Face colour | white |
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In 2018 a population of 15378 head was reported to DAD-IS.[4]
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