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Polypay

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Polypay
a relatively new American breed of sheep developed as a multipurpose breed from four existing breeds using Finnish-Landrace for prolificacy and early puberty, Rambouillet and Targhee for fleece quality and long breeding season and Dorset for mothering ability, carcass quality, early puberty and long breeding season.
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Columbia (n = 49), Polypay (n = 128), Rambouillet (n = 265), Targhee (n = 118), Suffolk (n = 27), and Suffolk-cross (n = 44) rangeewe lambs (n = 631) were weaned, weighed, placed on separate range (mountain big sagebrush steppe) from their dams for 30 d, and then were transported (24 km) to the US Sheep Experiment Station facilities near Dubois, ID.
Effect of Including Alfalfa Hays That Were Harvested in the Morning ... by T M Thelen and J B Taylor and H F Mayland / Professional Animal Scientist
The OSU barn is part of research in breeding Polypay sheep, which are known for having larger birth numbers, with Suffolk sheep, which tend to have just one lamb per pregnancy.
BEA-EWE-TIFUL NEWBORNS by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
We had decided after all of our readings and research that Polypay sheep had the qualities that we were looking for.
Making money with sheep by Krider, Connie / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
 
 
 
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