A Treatise On Milch Cows : Whereby the Quality And Quantity of Milk Which Any Cow Will Give May Be Accurately Determined By Observing Natural Marks Or External Indications Alone : the Length of Time She Will Continue to Give Milk, &c.
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8th " .... " HORIZONTAL CUT COW.
By means of the following description of the several Classes and Orders, aided b/ the engraved prints attached to the work, every person can assign any Cow examined by him to her appropriate place in the classification, and consequently form an accurate judgment in regard to the maximum quantity of milk which she can yield daily, and also to the time during which this yield will remain at its maximum. It results from the numerous and oft-repealed tests to which ...this method of judging has been subjected, that the yield may sometimes vary from what I have adopted as the standard point ; because, as I have stated, the cli- mate, the food and the season do exercise an influence upon it. But there is one thing vrhich never varies, which always holds good, at all times and in all pla- ces : in every one of the eight classes, the Cows of the higher orders are always the best, and those of the lower orders always the least good ; that is to say, the two highest orders are always the most productive, the third and fourth orders are tolerably good, and the four others go on diminishing to the last, which may be looked upon as nullities so far as regards milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8th " .... " HORIZONTAL CUT COW.
By means of the following description of the several Classes and Orders, aided b/ the engraved prints attached to the work, every person can assign any Cow examined by him to her appropriate place in the classification, and consequently form an accurate judgment in regard to the maximum quantity of milk which she can yield daily, and also to the time during which this yield will remain at its maximum. It results from the numerous and oft-repealed tests to which ...this method of judging has been subjected, that the yield may sometimes vary from what I have adopted as the standard point ; because, as I have stated, the cli- mate, the food and the season do exercise an influence upon it. But there is one thing vrhich never varies, which always holds good, at all times and in all pla- ces : in every one of the eight classes, the Cows of the higher orders are always the best, and those of the lower orders always the least good ; that is to say, the two highest orders are always the most productive, the third and fourth orders are tolerably good, and the four others go on diminishing to the last, which may be looked upon as nullities so far as regards milk.
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