Beginnings in Animal Husbandry
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Thus we see one of the wedge features. If one stands in front and looks towards the rear of the animal it Avill be noticed that the thickness through the front quarter at the shoulder is less than that of the hind quarter at the hips or just below. This gives a second wedge conformation. The third wedge is seen by standing at the shoulder and looking dowai over the withers and ribs. From the withers the ribs gradually wden out to form a noticeable wedge in the upper half of the body. Thus we ma...y see the three wedges in the conformation of the dairy cow.
The general form of the dairy bull shows much less of the wedge shape than the cow. However, the best bulls have a certain amount of thinness at the withers, and the body is long and muscular. The depth at the hind quarter is much the same as at the fore quarter, although the males are frequently somewhat high at the rear flanks.
While the thighs, from a side view, appear muscu- lar, as is the case with the cow, from the rear they should be thin and widely and highly separated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus we see one of the wedge features. If one stands in front and looks towards the rear of the animal it Avill be noticed that the thickness through the front quarter at the shoulder is less than that of the hind quarter at the hips or just below. This gives a second wedge conformation. The third wedge is seen by standing at the shoulder and looking dowai over the withers and ribs. From the withers the ribs gradually wden out to form a noticeable wedge in the upper half of the body. Thus we ma...y see the three wedges in the conformation of the dairy cow.
The general form of the dairy bull shows much less of the wedge shape than the cow. However, the best bulls have a certain amount of thinness at the withers, and the body is long and muscular. The depth at the hind quarter is much the same as at the fore quarter, although the males are frequently somewhat high at the rear flanks.
While the thighs, from a side view, appear muscu- lar, as is the case with the cow, from the rear they should be thin and widely and highly separated.
What to read after Beginnings in Animal Husbandry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Charles Sumner Plumb to read onlineMoreLess
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