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About INRA 401 SheepAbout INRA 401 Sheep



The INRA 401 sheep bloodline traces its origins back to France in 1970, following a carefully orchestrated breeding program initiated in 1963 that involved crossing the Berrichon du Cher and Romanov breeds.  
Throughout the breeding process, meticulous attention was paid to maintaining the genetic integrity of the foundation generation. Matings were meticulously conducted over several successive generations, prioritizing the selection of breeding stock from the same generation to preserve the diverse genetic characteristics present in the initial foundation generation.  
The resulting INRA 401 lineage is distinguished by its exceptional productivity and reproductive traits. Ewes within this bloodline exhibit remarkable prolificacy, boasting a 200 percent prolificacy rate. They demonstrate excellent out-of-season fertility, ensuring consistent breeding success throughout the year. Furthermore, INRA 401 ewes are valued for their superior milk production and exceptional mothering instincts, making them highly sought after for their overall reproductive performance and maternal qualities.



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