welsh black造句

• Welsh Black cattle are the traditional breed of Wales.
• Oats, turnips and sheep and Welsh Black cattle.
• Oats, turnips and Welsh black cattle.
• Welsh Black cattle are raised for beef, and these can be found on the Penrice Estate, near Oxwich.
• I think it is a cross between another breed and a welsh black-neck or bagot becaue the colour pattern is so distinct.
• Fencing and subsequent grazing by local Welsh black cattle will help to bring back some of the natural flora and fauna that were previously there.
• Rosepark Organic Farm Shop at Llanteg, is a small farm shop selling organically reared Welsh Black beef and Welsh lamb which is butchered in the traditional way.
• After a trip to the future at the Great Glass House, into the past at Aberglasney, and far into a Coleridgean fantasy at Hergest, I was ready for another piece of Welsh Black beef.
• Known as Dai Jones Llanilar, after the village near Aberystwyth where he farms Welsh Black cattle and sheep, he became the President of the Welsh Black Cattle Society in its centenary year 2004 / 2005.
• Known as Dai Jones Llanilar, after the village near Aberystwyth where he farms Welsh Black cattle and sheep, he became the President of the Welsh Black Cattle Society in its centenary year 2004 / 2005.
• There is now another pressing reason to visit Wales this summer, besides Welsh Black beef, cut from the only cattle in Britain that have never been fed anything but good green Welsh grass, or so the Welsh say.
• With Summers and Jason Mohammad the youngest members of the BBC Wales Today team, they were often asked to undertake the activity-based reports-such as in 2005, where Summers had to lead a Welsh Black cow called Ceridwen at the Royal Welsh Show.
• These were crossed with Welsh Black Mountain sheep and the inheritance of their wool-colour studied ( Fraser Roberts, A . J . 1931 Colour inheritance in sheep; vi The genetic constitution of the Wild Mouflon, J . Genetics XXV ( 1 ) ).
• The black and white colouration and pattern ( black front, white back-end ) is characteristic of the rare Bagot and Welsh Black-necked breeds of goat but in all the pictures I've seen these breeds never have such a luxurious coat as the one pictured.