At the first exhibition in Boston a class had been provided for crossbred fowls, and in this was shown a new variety called the Plymouth Rock.
In early times it was the almost universal opinion that crossbred stock had more vitality than pure-bred stock.
These wools are suitable for almost all classes of Merino andcrossbred yarns.
Prior to the introduction into the wheatgrowing areas of his crossbred wheats, growers depended mostly upon Purple Straw varieties.
It included two greyhounds, a rough-coated deerhound, a foxhound, and the fawn-colored crossbred mentioned above.
Similarly by starting with the numbers of merino and crossbredsheep which would yield the same quantity of mutton, we can calculate the marginal cost of wool; and again the tendency will be for this marginal cost to be equal to the price.
An increased demand for mutton will stimulate sheep farming, but it will also stimulate the substitution of crossbred for merino breeds; and the resultant of these two opposite tendencies upon the supply of wool is logically indeterminate.
The problem is essentially the same as that of the substitution of the crossbred for the merino.
So long as this marginal cost falls short of the price of mutton, it will be profitable to extend further the substitution of crossbred for merino sheep.
Suppose a crossbred sheep yields 10 units of mutton and 8 units of wool.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "crossbred" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bastard; cross; hybrid; inbred; mongrel; mule
