Sheep of Romanov breed with wool with a bluish tint

Sheep of Romanov breed have remarkable fertility and great strength. Genetically, they originated in Russia, but in a short time they became popular in many countries. In just five years, this species has spread even in North America.

Sheep of Romanov breed easily adapt to both cold and hot climate. They are exceptionally hardy and have high quality wool - better than the rest of the breed.

In addition, for each lambing a sheep is born three lambs, and sometimes their number reaches seven! Unlike the British and American, the sheep of the Romanov breed are genetically absolutely pure.

They are very attractive for beginning cattle breeders, because they do not require special care or great expenses for the organization of the farm. Because of their quality thick sheepskin shed can not be heated even when the temperature drops to minus thirty degrees! Sheep is quite enough dry and lush straw mats. In the summer, however, the wool of romanovoks makes it possible to keep the temperature throughout the day. To this day, no analogue has yet been found that can replace sheepskin by its thermal stabilizing properties.

Another attractive feature of romanows is their endurance, combined with the strength of the sheep and the survival of the lambs. The prolific sheep of the Romanov breed very easily give birth to offspring because of their thin skeleton and relatively light weight. Lambs immediately get to their feet, so care is required only for a few minutes after birth.

The Romanovian sheep breed (photos shown in the article) is associated with a warm fur coat. It is bred very quickly. The breed is ideal for the accelerated development of the farm. Young lambs reach puberty at three or four months old.

Shearing of Romanov's sheep is carried out three times a year: in March, June and October. At the sheep the yield of wool can reach up to four kilograms. And the sheepskin is beautiful enough and has a bluish tinge. The sheep of the Romanov breed have a double coat of wool, consisting of awn and fluff, the latter growing much more intensively than the awn.

Sheepskin is used in the textile industry, not only for shoes or clothes, but also for the production of carpets, blankets, pillows, yarns, and felt products.

Those who are engaged in livestock, in one voice, talk about how beneficial the contents of the romanovskaya breed of sheep. The price of wool is always consistently high. In addition, with normal nutrition at the rate of three hundred grams of grain and one kilogram of hay per day for each individual, the animal will reach a weight of fifty kilograms in just six months. However, many sheep breeders believe that it is more cost-effective to keep them until eleven months. In this case, the mass of the ram can reach eighty kilograms, and the net yield of meat reaches up to fifty percent.

From the sheep of the Romanov breed, they also receive skin that is characterized by lightness and great wear resistance.

Thus, from the farm, which contains novels, you can receive several popular products at once.