American Cotswold Record Association

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 Cotswold sheep---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.

• ACRA bloodlines are approved by every Cotswold sheep registry in the world.

• ACRA is the registry that can supply 5-generation pedigrees on all sheep in its rolls.

• ACRA was formed by U.S., British and Canadian flocks of unquestioned heritage.

• ACRA founded the first and only registry for the Black Cotswold breed of sheep.

Insist on genuine ACRA Cotswold products, whether breeding stock, meat or wool.

Last Updated: 07/26/2010
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