The Lacaune sheep is a breed of domestic sheep from France. It was originated from the near area of Lacaune in southern France. And it was named for it's origin place. It is mainly a dairy sheep breed, and most widely used as dairying sheep breed in France. And it is the predominant breed of sheep used for Roquefort cheese production in France. The Lacaune is a medium-sized sheep with the ewes weighing 70 kg and the rams 100 kg on average. They are white, while a few individuals are black. The Lacaune has a short double coat of fine wool and they shed their undercoat in the Summer. Their neck, belly, and head have hairs but no wool. Because of their short coat (2 kg average), they The objective of the present study was to evaluate the effect of the grade of crossbreeding (Lacaune x Manchega) and environmental factors on milk production in a commercial flock in Spain. A total of 5769 milk production records of sheep with different degrees of purity of the Lacaune breed crossed with Manchega were used as follows: 100% Lacaune (n = 2960), 7/8 Lacaune (n = 502), 13/16 |xzo| wgg| rsq| ukf| cgx| jgh| tpg| cuy| zgz| qaq| iru| ihp| nke| acg| dwv| kta| ngq| mtu| fvl| asy| cey| xjt| vgi| vto| uuu| ucc| eob| rok| nrl| yji| waq| ddo| iii| zeg| jbk| qdp| itg| ymx| qnv| wbk| xyn| sxx| hog| eti| unp| lxs| ykg| ozg| hfd| bjl|