Oxford · Common area
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This room belongs to Oxford. The platform community is a shared area across Conservation Legacy; it is not presented as an existing breed-specific group.Breed learningA large sheep developed for productive farmlandThe American Oxford Sheep Association traces the breed’s development to fertile Oxfordshire farmland in the 1830s. Farmers sought sheep able to use abundant feed for meat and wool.Read in this world →Breed learningMuscling, fleece and structural balanceThe American Oxford Sheep Association’s standard gives particular weight to a long, heavily muscled loin and hindquarters. It describes a substantial sheep with a broad chest and sRead in this world →Platform-wide conversationConservation Legacy communityOpen the existing shared community feed and participation tools.Visit the shared community →