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Black Cotswold Breed
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Since 1878, the American Cotswold Record Association (ACRA) has been
America's official registry and certifier of the Cotswold breed of sheep, protecting consumers and producers of pure pedigreed
Cotswolds---the
easy-keeping "gentle white giants" of the luster longwool sheep
breeds.
Insist on ACRA-certification for purity of bloodlines in Cotswold sheep
breeding stock, and for reliably delicious Cotswold gourmet
lamb and mutton, and for elegant but sturdy high-luster Cotswold
longwool.
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ACRA bloodlines are
approved by every Cotswold sheep registry in the world.
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ACRA is the registry that can
supply 5-generation pedigrees on all
sheep in its rolls.
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ACRA was formed by U.S.,
British and Canadian flocks of unquestioned heritage.
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ACRA founded the first and only registry for the Black Cotswold breed of sheep.
Insist on genuine ACRA Cotswold meat, wool and breeding stock, and be a part of
our rare breed conservation heritage through 130+ years of unrelaxed standards!
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