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Krainer Steinschaf, Flitsch

Posted on Tuesday January 12th, 2021Thursday July 7th, 2022 by root
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Krainer Steinschaf
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Breed: Krainer Steinschaf, Flitsch

Species: Sheep

Colour: white, bown-black or grey with white markings on head and tail are common, approx. 20% pied animals

Weight: males : 60 kg/ females : 45 kg

Country: Austria

Description: Krainer, a breed of the high Alps, is a seperat Stone sheep variety, descent from Zaupel sheep, probably common ancestry with Forest and Csikta Sheep. The Krainer Steinschaf was bred through centuries in the Julische Alpen as a dairy sheep.

History: Herdbook established in 1990.Import : 1988 : 30 animals imported from Slovenia/ 1992 : 3 rams from Slovenia

Morphology: Fine-boned and small sheep with a coarse/carpet wool.

Specials: mostly polled head with straight profile/ long woolly tail and woolly belly.

Uses: Landscape management, Milk, Meat

Performance: Litter size : 1,3 (1-3)Milk : 220 kg per lactation of 150 days Daily gain : 200 gFleece weight : 3 (2,5-3,5) kg

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