Definition of Perendale in English:

Perendale

nounˈpɛrəndeɪl

A sheep of a New Zealand breed developed for hilly terrain and farmed for meat and wool.
Perendales are good foragers and they look after themselves
Example sentencesExamples
- His perendales sold for $2 less than last year, and were bought by a Whangamomona farmer.
- Perendale sheep were introduced to the property and cattle were grazed for stock firms, which also helped build up fertility in the pumice.
- We've got 80 Murray Grey breeding cows and about 600 Perendale ewes.
- There is a mixed population of Coopworth, Romney, and Perendale dams.
- I knew from experience that in New Zealand the Dorset is used with great success as a terminal sire on the Perendale.
- The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent.
- Usually rams have done their dash at five years, but some perendales are still earning their keep at seven and eight years.
- The property boasted a successful Hereford cattle stud and a Perendale sheep stud.
- It's marketed as perendale wool.
- He has turned the farm into an organic operation, specialising in macadamias and avocados, as well as running Perendale sheep.

Origin

1950s: from Sir Geoffrey Peren (1892–1980), who developed the breed by crossing Romneys and Cheviots at New Zealand's Massey University.

单词	Perendale
释义	Definition of Perendale in English: Perendale nounˈpɛrəndeɪl A sheep of a New Zealand breed developed for hilly terrain and farmed for meat and wool. Perendales are good foragers and they look after themselves Example sentencesExamples His perendales sold for $2 less than last year, and were bought by a Whangamomona farmer. Perendale sheep were introduced to the property and cattle were grazed for stock firms, which also helped build up fertility in the pumice. We've got 80 Murray Grey breeding cows and about 600 Perendale ewes. There is a mixed population of Coopworth, Romney, and Perendale dams. I knew from experience that in New Zealand the Dorset is used with great success as a terminal sire on the Perendale. The percentages of sheep breeds now in the country are: Romney 59 percent, Coopworth 10 percent, Perendale 7 percent. Usually rams have done their dash at five years, but some perendales are still earning their keep at seven and eight years. The property boasted a successful Hereford cattle stud and a Perendale sheep stud. It's marketed as perendale wool. He has turned the farm into an organic operation, specialising in macadamias and avocados, as well as running Perendale sheep. Origin 1950s: from Sir Geoffrey Peren (1892–1980), who developed the breed by crossing Romneys and Cheviots at New Zealand's Massey University.
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