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Ewe lamb/ram lamb ratios
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<blockquote data-quote="Guiggs" data-source="post: 613893" data-attributes="member: 5251"><p>The male of a species determines the sex of its offspring, it's the Y chromosome although mother nature usually make the ratio roughly 50/50.</p><p>I've heard people say that nutrition etc makes a difference but I think that's crap personally!</p><p>Last year I probably had about 75% female so with your % males Mother nature was about right!</p><p>Things will probably even out this year for us both but it might be worth trying a different tup?</p><p>It must Be very frustrating if your building numbers up but you can't controll nature only work with it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guiggs, post: 613893, member: 5251"] The male of a species determines the sex of its offspring, it's the Y chromosome although mother nature usually make the ratio roughly 50/50. I've heard people say that nutrition etc makes a difference but I think that's crap personally! Last year I probably had about 75% female so with your % males Mother nature was about right! Things will probably even out this year for us both but it might be worth trying a different tup? It must Be very frustrating if your building numbers up but you can't controll nature only work with it! [/QUOTE]
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