Utilisation: La Marron des Aravis est appréciée pour son caractère sympathique. Les animaux restent groupés en estive. Au niveau de la reproduction: cette brebis est rustique et se désaisonne naturellement. Bonne prolificité, facilité d’agnelage et précocité sexuelle.Excellentes aptitudes bouchères:agneaux bien conformésSon aptitude lainière est moyenne: 1kg environ par tonte (une fois par an). La laine, … Lire la suite
Grivette (F) Utilisation: Sa rusticité lui permet de valoriser des zones difficiles lorsqu’elle n’est pas en période de forts besoins alimentaires. Ses capacités laitières et bouchères en font un animal mixte. Comme pour la plupart des races rustiques, la longueur des carcasses et des gigots est souvent reprochée à la race Grivette. Ce désavantage est … Lire la suite
Préalpes du Sud (F) Utilisation: Viande, agneaux vendus en grande partie sous le label *agneau de Sisteron”.
Mérinos d’Arles (F) Utilisation: Soutenue par la filière locale cette race constitue, avec les deux autres races des Alpes du Sud, le support maternel des agneaux vendus sous la dénomination Agneau de Sisteron, produit Label Rouge et IGP.
Marrana
Ultnerschaf (I)
Tiroler Steinschaf (A) Distribution in the past and today: Today, the breed Tyrolese Steinschaf is mainly found in Ziller Valley and Eas Tyrol, but also in Salzburg, Voralberg, Styria and Carinthia.
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Krainer Steinschaf (A) Distribution in the past and today: Border triangle Carinthian, Slovenia and Friuli.
Nez noir du Valais (CH) Distribution in the past and today: The breed makes up for approx. 17% of the whole herdboock population and is particularly bred in Upper Valais. Centre of breeding is the valley of the Visp with its side valleys.
Mouton de l’Oberland grison (CH) Utilisation: Production de viande et de laine.
Blanc des Alpes (CH) Distribution in the past and today: With approx. 50% of all herdboocks animals, the breed is the most important one in Switzerland.
Charollais Suisse (CH)
Oxford (CH) Utilisation: Transformation de la viande et du lait.
Brun noir du pays (CH) Distribution in the past and today: At present, 15% of all Swiss herdbook animals are Swiss Black-brown Mountain. They are expecially found in the Cantons of Berne, Freeburg, Solothurn, Aargau, Lucerne and Zurich.
Mouton miroir (CH) Distribution in the past and today: Since the beginning of the conservation project in 1986 with 10 ewes and 3 rams from 3 breeders, the number of breeder has been increasing to 180 in German-speaking Switzerland, but also in other cantons. Utilisation: Brebis
Mouton de Saas (CH)
Roux du Valais (CH) Distribution in the past and today: In 1985 when the breed was nearly extinct, PSR started a conservation project. Today, the breed is spread in entire Switzerland with stable population development.
Bagnerschaf (CH)
Rouge de l’Ouest (CH)
Frutigschaf (CH)
Mouton d’Engadine (CH) Distribution in the past and today: Red Engadine is today bred in whole Switzerland, whereby population numbers are increasing. Animals are mostly kept as hobby or by part-time farmers. Utilisation: Brebis ; très rarement aussi en brebis laitière
Luzeiner (CH)
Bela Krajina Pramenka (Sl) Distribution in the past and today: It was originally found on both sides of the river Kolpa, amongst others in the Karst Mountains in the region of Bela Krajina.
Istrska pramenka (Sl) Distribution in the past and today: It is found in Senozece, Obrov and Crni kal (South-West-Slovenia).
Jezersko-solcavska ovca (Sl) Distribution in the past and today: Jezersko-solcavska ovca is found throughout Slovenia, with main distributionarea in Jezersko and Solcava in North Slovenia (Stein Alps).
Bovška pasma (Sl)
Villnösser (I) Distribution in the past and today: The Carinthian type was widely spread for a long time in Friuli Region, Carintha and Slovenia. Today, animals are mainly found in the Dolomite valleys Val Badia, Val di Funes and d’Ega and in Trento Province as well as in the valley Val di Fiemme and Valsugana
Vicentina (I)
Varesina (I) Distribution in the past and today: It is found in Lombardy, in the Province of Varese, in the communities of Travedono and Biandronno.
Tacòla (I) Distribution in the past and today: The breed is found throughout Piedmont, mainly, however, in Vercelli and Biella Provinces.
Savoiarda (I) Distribution in the past and today: The breed was formerly spread all over the whole Alpine region. The present area of distribution is in the Province of Torino (Piedmont) in teh valley die Susa, Pellice, Chisone, Lanzo and the surroundings of Giaveno.
Sampeirina (I)
Sambucana (I) Distribution in the past and today: Distribution area is in Cuneo Province in Piedmont, main area Valle Stura and Valle Gesso.
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Saltasassi (I) Distribution in the past and today: Nowadays the last specimens are to be found in Val Isorno, Comuni di Altoggia, Montecrestese and the plains of Domodossola.
Rosset (I) Distribution in the past and today: The present are of distribution of the few remaining animals is in Valle d’Aosta (Aosta Valley), Val Grisanche, Val di Rhemes and Val Savaranche.
Val Badia (I)
Plezzana (I) Distribution in the past and today: At present the breed comes from Valle dell’Isonzo in the border region to Slovenia, with the town of Plezzo, today named Bovec and part of Slovenia.
Livo (I)
Delle Langhe (I) Distribution in the past and today: Langhe Region in the Province of Cunea (Piedmonte)
Lamon (I) Distribution in the past and today: It’s originated in Veneto Region. The breeds’ present area of distribution is the community of Lamon, in Belluno Province, and Fierozzo, in Valle dei Mokeni, Trento Province.
Carsolina (I)
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Garessina (I) Distribution in the past and today: Main area of distribution is in Piedmont and Liguria in Cueno and Savona Provinces in the valley of Tanaro, Negrone and Casotto.
Friulana (I)
Frabosana (I) Distribution in the past and today: The breed is found in Cuneo and Torino Provinces in different valleys, in the valleys of Monregalesi and the Ligurian Alps, and in the surroundings of Alessandrino.
Finarda (I) Distribution in the past and today: Main areas of distribution are the plains of Piedmont and Lombardy.
Corteno (I) Distribution in the past and today: Lombardy Region, Brescia Province in the community of Montana di Valle Camomica, Valle die Corteno, Golgi Edolo, and Malanno.
Ciuta (I)
Ciavenasca (I) Distribution in the past and today: Lombardy, in Val Bregaglia in Sondrio Province, Val S. Giacomo and the Chiavenna plain.
Brogne (I) Distribution in the past and today: The area of distribution is found in Venetia region and stretches from la Lessinai plateau close to the mountain Lessini down into the Po lowlands, particulary into theVal Dillasi and the community of Treganno
Brianzola (I) Distribution in the past and today: Main area of distribution was the triangle of Como, Lecco and Monza and east of Como Lake.
Brentegana (I) Distribution in the past and today: The area of distribution is in Venetia and Verona Provinces at the foothills of Monte Baldo around Affi and Caprino.
Biellese (I) Distribution in the past and today: Areas of distribution are Piedmont, Aosta Valley and Lombardy
Bergamasca (I) Distribution in the past and today: Belluno Province
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Alpagota (I) Distribution in the past and today: Its original area of distribution is around Alpago mountain area, east of Belluno
Braunes Bergschaf (D) Distribution in the past and today: Germany: Oberbayern, Austria: Tirol, Switzerland: Unterengadin, Italy: Vinschgau and Ultenvalleyl.
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Krainer Steinschaf (D) Distribution in the past and today: Border triangle Slowenien, Kärnten, Oberitalien (Triglav Nationalpark, Region Trenta, Julische Alpen, Mont Mangart, Val Resia im Friaul). Also in Germany
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Waldschaf (D)
Distribution in the past and today: Thônes-Marthod descended vorm a bredd from the Mediterranean region; most probably from the fomer Kindom of Piémont-Sardaigne. Utilisation: Cette race est utilisée en croisement pour la production de viande. En race pure le circuit court est privilégié. Entre Savoie, Haute Savoie et Isère, une quinzaine de producteurs font confiance … Lire la suite
Mourerous (F) Distribution in the past and today: Mourerous is found in Provence-Alpes, Côted d’Azur, the Rhône Alpes and Corsica. Main area of distribution was the Provence around 1900. Utilisation: Agneaux à viande, souvent commercialisés sous la label “Agneau de Sisteron” ou “Agneau de l’Adret”.
Noir de Fumex (F)
Commune des Alpes (F)
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Brigasque (F) Distribution in the past and today: Brigasque sheep were formerly widely distributed in the whole Roya Valley close to the Italian border, mainly in the canton Tende and in Brique. Brigasque are also found in Italy, where they are often crossbred with Langhe sheep. Utilisation: … Lire la suite
Mouton de Frise orientale (CH) Utilisation: Le mouton de Frise orientale est réputé principalement pour trois caractéristiques: sa croissance rapide, sa précocité et sa prolificité. La race est toutefois très saisonnée.
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Alpines Steinschaf (A, D) Distribution in the past and today: In 1938, the breed was only found in Berchtesgaden, around Traunstein and southeast of Rosenheim.
Schwarzes Bergschaf Distribution in the past and today: South-Tirol, Tirol, Bavaria, Switzerland
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Montafoner Steinschaf (A) Distribution in the past and today: Montafon, Vorarlberg
Désolé, cet article est seulement disponible en Deutsch. Zackelschaf (A)
Kärntner Brillenschaf (A) Distribution in the past and today: Approx. 3,5% of the overall Austrian sheep population is Carinthians. They are mainly found in Carinthia and in the border region of Slovenia, Italy and Austria.
Braunes Bergschaf (A) Distribution in the past and today: Approx. 4% of all Austrian sheep is Brown Mountain. It is mainly kept in Austria’s mountain regions. In former times, it was widely spread in the whole Alpine region, today, it is found in Tyrol, Salzburg, Styra and Lower Austria.
Waldschaf (A)