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Lamb amongst sheep looking into camera

Man shears a sheep with hand clippers

a portrait of sheep inside the old wooden barn

Landscape photo of three Australian sheep, standing in a grassy farm paddock near Armidale, NSW.

Wolf in sheep's clothing hiding among a flock of sheep.Concept photo of those playing a role contrary to their real character with whom contact is dangerous, particularly false teachers.

Herd of Merino Sheep grazing in a paddock

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$Sheep shearing is the process by which the woollen fleece of a sheep is cut off. The person who removes the sheep's wool is called a shearer. Typically each adult sheep is shorn once each year (a sheep may be said to have been \$

Close-up of shepperd shearing a sheeps fleece while lying on the barn floor, with wool already removed visible.

Amidst the idyllic landscapes of Tasmania, an Australian female farmer tends to her beloved sheep, showcasing her unwavering dedication to agriculture and livestock, embodying the strength and spirit of women in farming.

A huge heard of sheep in New Zealand about to go into the shearing shed. There are 40 million sheep in New Zealand and 4 million people! sheep out number people 10 to 1.

View of a flock of sheep following a farm vehicle dispersing feed to the sheep on a farm in Tasmania, Australia

Ewe and lamb on the farm

A flock of fully fleeced sheep moves through pens toward the shearing pen.

Baby Merino Sheep enjoying the sunshine in a paddock

One Black Sheep looking at the Camera

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Merino stud rams on a farm in northern New South Wales.

Horizontal closeup portrait photo of a Merino sheep standing in a grassy field on a farm near Armidale, New England high country. Soft focus background.

sheep with wool over eyes

New Zealand is home to some of the world’s best, most natural tasting beef and lamb.Sheep farming did very well in the 1950s and 1960s. But in the 1980s, government subsidies were removed. Sheep farming became less profitable, and sheep numbers fell. Today, farmers have placed increased emphasis on breeding sheep for improved meat or wool production, to keep farms profitable.Sheep numbers have fallen, from 70 million in 1982 to about 29 million in 2014.

View of ewes and young lambs together in a paddock, on a farm in Tasmania, Australia

Close up of a young Lamb

People are selling and buying livestock animals in market for Eid Al-Adha (Kurban Bayrami).General view of livestock auction market in city of Sanliurfa, Turkey is seen in photo.Shot from a high angle point of view.

a farmer shearing a sheep with traditional hand shears

Midsection Of Shepherd Shearing Sheep

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Sheep in crowded pens at the sale yards in Feilding, New Zealand.

At the sheep market you can find all kinds of breeds.

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