[Jacob-list] Generations

[Linda]

At one time, wasn't JSBA considering doing away with inspections after a 
certain flock level was reached? Back around '94 or so? I'm not sure if 
they considered it and rejected the idea or tried it and rescinded it.

Linda

Gary Anderson wrote:

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> Breeders who register their sheep through JSBA apparently see value in 

> the registration process, including inspection at each generation to 

> evaluate their animals against the breed standard.  I believe the 

> registration and inspection process can have additive value in sheep 

> with multiple generations of registered ancestors.  As an 

> organization, JSBA seems to agree.  Some old-timers will recall that 

> originally registered sheep fell into a uniform category called "JSBA" 

> after the B generation; sometime during the early 1990s generations C, 

> D, on so on were added.

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> Gary Anderson

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> Sparta, MI

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