>>Reading the British wool classifications they seem to mix the criteria. If you classify by where a sheep originated then none of the categories should be "fine". I don't understand why you would want to classify sheep by where they originated unless all the breeds from that area have the same grade of wool or meat. Clearly they don't, so what is the point of the classification that doesn't tell you anything about the sheep<<
I'm fairly certain that those designations have been used in Britain for centuries. If you use the British wool classifications for breeds found in Britain, the classifications are probably as accurate as possible, for UK sheep breeds. wrnk d2 To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
