South African Sheep Breeders Associations |
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The Society
was founded on 28 April 1992 by 26 founding members. By October 1996
the number of members had grown to 71. |
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The name
Dormer is an abbreviation of the linkage Dorset-Merino.The Dormer
is well known for its high fertility, excellent mothering abilities,
long breeding season and easy lambing. |
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The Dorper
breed is now numerically the second largest breed in South Africa
and has spread to many countries throughout the world. |
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Originally
known as the German Mutton Merino, the first ten ewes and a ram were
imported to South Africa from Germany in 1932. |
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The Dohne
Merino is a synthetic dual-purpose Merino developed using Peppin-style
Merino ewes and German Mutton Merino sires. |
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In 1906
Senator J. C. van Rooy, of the farm Koppieskraal in the Bethulie
district, started his experiments to propagate a breed of sheep for
slaughter lamb production. |
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