Sheep are shorn annually to remove their wool otherwise it becomes an animal welfare issue because their "behind" will get dirty causing flies to lay maggots there, which causes sickness/disease. or because as farmers say- in winter mother sheep(ewes) have their wool so they dont care about their lambs
Shearing of sheep is usually done shortly before lambing to allow lambs to more easily find the ewe's teats. Lambing is usually in late winter or early spring to take advantage of spring pastures. If ewes have been shorn in winter, they are less likely to lamb out in the cold pasture and will seek shelter inside which will also give shelter to the newborn lambs. When lambs begin to need more nourishment than milk the pastures should be green. Also wool is heavy and insulates well so is not needed to keep sheep warm in summer. I know I wouldn't want to wear a wool coat in the summer.
No, community activities planned for fine weather may not be appropriate for stormy weather due to safety concerns. It's important to adjust activities to ensure the well-being of participants and consider alternative options or rescheduling when facing stormy weather conditions.
The carrying of the king is usually done by palace attendants or members of the royal guard during ceremonial events or processions.
There is no single opposite of the preposition during (at the same time as). Something done "not during" could either be done before or done after.The similar adjectives simultaneous and concurrentcan have the opposites separate or discrete.
The Met Office weather forecast can be found in most United Kingdom newspapers. This was what it was started for anyway. It was done primarily for the benefit of shipping companies.
Usually this is done by dividing a mass by a volume.
because then the sheep would have nothing to protect them from the cold weather.
to keep them cool
Sheep shearing is not done in cold season because the sheep can die due to the cold without it's protective coating of hair. So it is done in summers and by the time the cold season comes, the hair grows again.
Sheep shearing is not done in cold season because the sheep can die due to the cold without it's protective coating of hair. So it is done in summers and by the time the cold season comes, the hair grows again.
A sheep needs the fleece to protect it from cold, wet weather, mainly in the early spring and winter. In summer, the fleece is sheared off and sold for wool. It is done in summer as the weather is usually warm, and the sheep can then be dipped to kill off any ticks that would normally be unreachable through a thick fleece. If the shearing is not done, natural shedding of the fleece will take place, but the fleece and the income from the sales of the fleece, would be lost to the farmer. Sometimes, the market for a fleece is so poor that it is not worth the bother of shearing. In which case, the sheep may be allowed to be shed their fleece naturally, then the dipping can take place.
Shearing is done when there is the least likelihood of thermal shock to an animal that has had it's insulating hair, fur, fleece removed.
shearing mech. process is done by a machine known as shearing machine in which a sheet of alluminium or some other metal is cutted down in between the blade of the machine, and this process is known as shearing process.
shearing mech. process is done by a machine known as shearing machine in which a sheet of alluminium or some other metal is cutted down in between the blade of the machine, and this process is known as shearing process.
Yes with electric shears although there has been developed a robotic shearing unit
Shearing is done once a year because sheep's wool only gets long and thick once a year. (Due to the effects of winter).
for making woolen clothes from the wool of the sheep
It is usually done during outpatient visits to a hospital clinic and is usually covered by insurance