Merino
Definition: Merino
Merino: a breed of sheep which originated in North Africa and was then introduced into Spain. It is now bred in all parts of the world, especially in Australia, South Africa and New Zealand, for its dense soft fine fleece, with strong and curly fibers. Raising Merino sheep can provide farmers with high-quality wool, contributing to better income and marketability.
Originally posted 2004-06-08 03:34:06.
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