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This man brought thousands of sheep to martinborough in the wairarapa?
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this man brought thousands of sheep to martinborough in the wairarapa.
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∙ 10y agoGrodfrey Bowen was the man that brought thousands of sheep to Martinborough. Bowen was a world acclaimed sheep shearer and farmer from New Zealand.
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Who brought thousands of sheep to martinborough in the wairarapa?
Charles Robert BidwillCharles Robert Bidwill
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What year did sheep come to Australia?
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What animal did the spanish interduce to the Navajo in the 1600s?
Sheep and horses were lost by the Spanish in 1540 Coronado expedition. Corondo brought 5,000 sheep on his trip and some were lost in New Mexico. In 1598, Don Juan de Oñate brought settlers and 2,900 sheep to New Mexico. By the mid 1600s the Navajo were raising sheep and horses and were changing from weaving with cotton to weaving with wool.
Who brought merinos to Australia?
The first sheep came with the First Fleet in 1788, but these were not merinos.The Father of Australia's merino sheep industry is John Macarthur. He was a man with a great deal of influence in colonial Australia, and it was he who arranged for the first Merino sheep to be brought to Australia from Spain. The first Spanish Merino sheep were brought to Australia in 1796. This type of Merino was a tough sheep which could handle Australia's extreme conditions. There had been little initial success with grain growing - a situation that was rectified as the colony grew - but sheep were an excellent mainstay, easy to maintain and profitable for both domestic and overseas markets.
