Episode 28: Why rare sheep breeds matter

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Recorded08 Jun 2018

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In this episode of the podcast, Sasha talks about why rare sheep breeds—and rare breeds of other livestock—are so important (and not just to spinners). This episode is about what's threatening genetic diversity in these animals, and why it matters.

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