Types of sheep as reported by the Agricultural Census.
| Agricultural Census Sheep Categories for 1960-70 | 1961 |
|---|---|
| One year & over: Ewes kept for breeding |
7,157
|
| One year & over: Two tooth (shearling) ewes to be put to the ram |
598
|
| One year & over: Rams kept for service |
167
|
| One year & over: Draft & cast ewes |
103
|
| One year & over: Wethers & others |
387
|
| Under one year |
8,634
|
| Date | Source |
|---|---|
| 1961 | Ministry of Agriculture, Agricultural Statistics (HM Stationery Office) , |
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|---|---|
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This data matrix presents simplified version of the 1881 occupational data, using the 24 'Orders' used in the published reports for 1881, plus an 'Unknown' category. Many of these categories combine 'Workers and Dealers' in different commodities, so it is impossible to distinguish workers in manufacturing and services.