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This document provides an overview of sheep production, including definitions of common sheep terms, reasons for choosing sheep, wool and lambing importance, and management practices such as identification, docking, and castration. Breeds discussed include Hampshire, Suffolk, Dorset, and Southdown. Predators are also mentioned as a concern for sheep farmers.

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