Question

Which of the following breeds of sheep is found only in Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh?
A)Bakharwal
B)Rampur Bushair
C)Nali
D)Lohi

Answer 1

Sheep are quadrupedal, ruminant mammals. Sheep’s wool is the most widely used fiber obtained from an animal. It is harvested by the process of shearing. The Source of meat from sheep is known as Ovine. It may be called a lamb or mutton. Lamb is the meat of younger animals whereas mutton is the meat of older animals.

Complete answer: There are some different types of breeds available in sheep are as follows:
-Bakharwal: The name of this breed is derived from a nomadic tribe rears these sheep. They do not have any distinct home and are migratory. The wool obtained from these sheep is used for the production of woolen shawls.
-Rampur Bushair: It is an important breed of sheep which is used for both meat and wool. These are found in the north temperate Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. The wool obtained from these sheep is brown in colour and is used to make woolen blankets.
-Nali: These breed sheep are found in arid and semi-arid regions of Rajasthan and Haryana. This breed of sheep is used only for meat and wool. They do not yield milk.
-Lohi: These sheep are commonly seen in southern Punjab and Rajasthan. This breed of sheep is used for the production of carpet quality wool and the production of meat.
Thus, the correct option is Option B- Rampur Bushair.

Note: Sheep farming is also known as sheep husbandry. It is a branch of animal husbandry. It is the method of raising and breeding domestic sheep. Sheep are cultivated especially for their milk, meat, and fiber. Sheep can be cultivated in various regions with temperate climates. Sheep shearing is the process by which the wool of sheep is cut off.