Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry
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Crossing, howeverj between two or three families, has sometimes resulted highly favorably. A con- siderable majority of the older breeding flocks of Vermont and New York are a cross between the Paular (Rich) and Infant ado (At wood) sheep. At the period that cross commenced, the first had size, form, constitution, and long, thick wool. The last had fineness, evenness, and style of wool, and an excess of yolk. Each was strong in the points where the other was most deficient ; and experience soon... demonstrated that the better qualities of both blended harmoniously in their offspring. There is no denying that the pro- duce of the cross is far superior to either of the orig- inal families, as those families were when it corn- had a darker complexion at their introduction here than subsequent- ly, mainly owing to father's accommodating the manufacturers by breed- ing in tJie contrary direction. " Here we have the solution of the Es- curial cross ; and now for the Saxon : "I have repeatedly heard him say his Merino ewes sheared about four pounds till he was persuaded by Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Crossing, howeverj between two or three families, has sometimes resulted highly favorably. A con- siderable majority of the older breeding flocks of Vermont and New York are a cross between the Paular (Rich) and Infant ado (At wood) sheep. At the period that cross commenced, the first had size, form, constitution, and long, thick wool. The last had fineness, evenness, and style of wool, and an excess of yolk. Each was strong in the points where the other was most deficient ; and experience soon... demonstrated that the better qualities of both blended harmoniously in their offspring. There is no denying that the pro- duce of the cross is far superior to either of the orig- inal families, as those families were when it corn- had a darker complexion at their introduction here than subsequent- ly, mainly owing to father's accommodating the manufacturers by breed- ing in tJie contrary direction. " Here we have the solution of the Es- curial cross ; and now for the Saxon : "I have repeatedly heard him say his Merino ewes sheared about four pounds till he was persuaded by Mr.
What to read after Fine Wool Sheep Husbandry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Stephens Randall to read onlineMoreLess
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