sheep farms
Flock-raising operations
Sheep farms are agricultural operations where sheep are raised, typically for wool, meat (lamb and mutton), or milk.
The term functions as a compound noun describing the enterprise rather than just the land: She grew up on a sheep farm in New Zealand.
Sheep farming is the corresponding activity or industry.
- flockAnimals gathered together
- woolSheared animal fiber
- lambingEwes delivering offspring
- shepherdOne who tends flocks
- border collieHerding breed, exceptionally smart
pasture · green pastures · rolling hills · grazing · ewes · rams · shearing · paddock · meadow · collie · herding · fleece · livestock · barn · hillside · dipping · fencing · hay
- countrysidebarns, barn, rolling hills, rural areas, red barn
- food productioncheese making, crops, wine production, livestock, olive oil
- rural lifevillage, villages, farmhouses, pastoral, hamlets
- historic farmsfarmsteads, homesteads, Mount Vernon, Monticello, barn raising
- FalklandsStanley, Malvinas, archipelago, Darwin, Fitzroy
- wool industrywool, fleece, wool spinning, wool weaving, merino wool
sheep farmscattle ranches
Livestock farming properties
dairy farms · pig farms · hog farms · poultry farms · goat farms
sheep farmswheat farms
Agricultural land for cereals
grain farms · cornfields · orchards · vineyards · vegetable farms
sheep farmsurban development
Growth of metropolitan areas
city centers · factories · housing subdivisions · national parks · industrial parks
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