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during breeding to lack horns,
therefore do not need to be
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Although polling is
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varieties of...
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Dairy breeds of
goats are
required to be
naturally hornless or
disbudded. 4H and FFA show
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varieties can be used to
create many
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large disbudded blooms,
spray forms, and many
artistically trained forms, such as thousand-bloom...
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depends on the breed, or in
horned breeds on
whether the
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breeds of
sheep only the
males have...
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naturally hornless animals, or in some
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human consumption are
called beef cattle...
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United States is
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breed standard does not
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