The Dohne Merino breed reached a degree of maturity comparable to much older small-stock breeds. This statement is based on long term experience of our breeders (as highlighted in this journal).
The Dohne Merino breed reached a degree of maturity comparable to much older small-stock breeds. This statement is based on long term experience of our breeders (as highlighted in this journal).
Dohne Journal – Balmoral Sire Evaluation Article The National Promotions Committee wishes to apologise to the Kelly family of Glen Holme Dohne Stud for the incorrect information that was printed on page 11 in the current Dohne Journal. The incorrect sire was printed in the graph and the CV should have read minus 0.8 better than […]
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John Morris held the annual production sale of the University of Stellenbosch’s Dohne merino stud on Thursday, 16 July at the Elsenburg college of agriculture’s sales facilities. The total of 55 rams were all sold at the excellent average price of R12191. The highest priced ram was sold at R41000 to Bassgrow genetics, Darling with […]