Breeding Plants And Animals
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Families of cows in which a fourth of the dams cannot supply sufficient milk to push the calf forward for baby beef have too far departed from the mother function to be the most valuable, even as beef animals, tp say nothing of helping to pay profits at the pail.
The farmers of the great agricultural States want beef cows which will make the most money per herd, not those which merely produce an occasional phe- nomenal prize-winner at fairs. - And some of the old- fashioned Short-horns are real...ly worth more to the stock farm than some of the newer families which have been fashionable.
Co-operative organization in breeding beef Short- horns would enable the use of large numbers and the making of statistical records under official inspection.
Just as in dairy breeding, greater emphasis should be placed on families of- superior value. Not only should the few intrinsically best out of immense numbers be chosen by the breeders, but their blood should be scien- tifically tested and systematically advertised, that they may gain much wider use than under present methods.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Families of cows in which a fourth of the dams cannot supply sufficient milk to push the calf forward for baby beef have too far departed from the mother function to be the most valuable, even as beef animals, tp say nothing of helping to pay profits at the pail.
The farmers of the great agricultural States want beef cows which will make the most money per herd, not those which merely produce an occasional phe- nomenal prize-winner at fairs. - And some of the old- fashioned Short-horns are real...ly worth more to the stock farm than some of the newer families which have been fashionable.
Co-operative organization in breeding beef Short- horns would enable the use of large numbers and the making of statistical records under official inspection.
Just as in dairy breeding, greater emphasis should be placed on families of- superior value. Not only should the few intrinsically best out of immense numbers be chosen by the breeders, but their blood should be scien- tifically tested and systematically advertised, that they may gain much wider use than under present methods.
What to read after Breeding Plants And Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M Willet Martin Hays to read onlineMoreLess
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