Science, asked by bindur908, 8 months ago

For what purpose, rearing of sheep is done?

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Answered by DakshJethwa

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Answer:

Sheep are raised mainly for meat, milk and skin. They provide a flexible financial reserve during bad crop years for rural population. With the availability of synthetic wool and the quality of wool from several varieties of sheep in India being coarse, the sheep are now being reared mostly for their meat

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Answered by bhadwasi2009

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Explanation:To fullfill the requirements of human beings.

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