About Quadrella Sheep

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Quadrella sheep are a breed primarily raised for both meat and milk production, primarily located in the region surrounding Campania in southern Italy. Originating as a variety of Gentile di Puglia, they have since developed their own distinct characteristics and are recognized as a separate breed.

These sheep typically have a white coat, which is a common trait among the breed. However, it's worth noting that both horned and naturally hornless individuals can be found within the Quadrella population, providing some variability in their physical appearance.

Known for their versatility in providing both meat and milk, Quadrella sheep play an important role in agricultural practices in the Campania region and contribute to the local livestock industry.