The Dorper and white Dorper are among the fastest-growing breeds in many countries, including the U.S. and Canada, she said. “Dorpers were first brought to the USA in 1995,” Diaz-Khansfeid said.

In Australia, white dorper sheep breeders and owners are hoping to eradicate a genetic disorder causing a lethal fragile skin condition among some of their drought-hardy flocks. The disease ...

Amsberry now has around 200 white Dorper hair sheep, and the meat, not the wool, is what is driving the demand from customers in various parts of the country. "We don't shear the sheep," Amsberry ...

Sheep-walking is available Tuesday through Saturday and costs $45 per person. Reservations are required. You can call or text Matt Baumgartner, the farm's owner, to schedule a walk at (518) 444-3276.

Dorper sheep take the Australian wool industry by storm. ... A little-known breed just 18 years ago, there are now more than 550 Dorper and White Dorper stud breeders in Australia, ...

A South Australian stud has cleaned up in the cleanskin interbreed competition at the Victorian Sheep Show with their ...

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A White Dorper ram's better muscling has seen it pip the top ewe to take the supreme exhibit ribbon at the Australian Sheep & Wool Show. I'm a general reporter with Stock & Land, with a special ...

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Dorper sheep are a South African breed of domestic sheep, known for their hardiness and adaptability to diverse climates. They can reach up to 270 pounds and 30 inches in height.

This article is branded content for Burrawang Dorpers. Demand for genetics renowned for depth and consistent quality will see Burrawang Dorper and White Dorper stud host its inaugural ram sale at ...

The sheep are a special breed called Dorper sheep, and are originally from South Africa. One reason they can live in a vineyard year-round is because they dislike eating grapes, which many other ...