Angora Goats; the Wealth of the Wilderness
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Of course these seven- eighths blood bucks should never be used for breeding, as they are said by those best versed in the business to soon run back to the common goat in their progeny.
"Angora goats require much the same care as sheep and much the same feed except that goats are not so dainty and will eat much coarser feed. They eat coarse hay and straw and corn fodder about as sheep, only cleaner. Experience has shown that wherever sheep will thrive Angora goats will do well.
Angoras are not ...grazing animals like sheep, but browsers. They prefer leaves and weeds to nice grass. In fact they run over grass to get leaves and weeds. Goats eat leaves and weeds for feed and then grass as a condiment. Sheep eat grass for feed, then a few weeds for condiment. Angoras dislike rain and mud, though cold and even snow they care not for. In portions of the country where the rainfall is abundant and the soil of a nature to i 4 ANGORA GOATS.
get muddy, goats should be supplied with open, dry sheds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course these seven- eighths blood bucks should never be used for breeding, as they are said by those best versed in the business to soon run back to the common goat in their progeny.
"Angora goats require much the same care as sheep and much the same feed except that goats are not so dainty and will eat much coarser feed. They eat coarse hay and straw and corn fodder about as sheep, only cleaner. Experience has shown that wherever sheep will thrive Angora goats will do well.
Angoras are not ...grazing animals like sheep, but browsers. They prefer leaves and weeds to nice grass. In fact they run over grass to get leaves and weeds. Goats eat leaves and weeds for feed and then grass as a condiment. Sheep eat grass for feed, then a few weeds for condiment. Angoras dislike rain and mud, though cold and even snow they care not for. In portions of the country where the rainfall is abundant and the soil of a nature to i 4 ANGORA GOATS.
get muddy, goats should be supplied with open, dry sheds.
What to read after Angora Goats; the Wealth of the Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen, George Edward. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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