Illustrated Stock Doctor And Live-Stock Encyclopædia, Including Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine And Poultry ..
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in following the gain in cows over three years old, the average will be a diminishing quantity, until in the case of the cow ten years old, table 2, No. 12, the daily gain is but 0.52 of a pound; and in the case of the oldest steer, nearly six years old, table 1, No. 2, the daily gain was 1.13 pounds per day. These great results were arrived at by warm shelter, careful feeding, and as careful care from bii-th — most potent factors in any case when money is to be made in cattle, cither for beef ...or the dairy.
As a rule, a yearling, as it is ordinarily wintered, will weigh much less in the Spring than in the previous Autumn. The next Spring and Sum- mer it must first regain the flesh lost, and then add to growth and weight.
The next Winter it again loses flesh, and at two years old often will not weigh as much as it did at eight months old. So it goes on gaining a little in Summer and losing as consitantly in Winter, until at the end of the fourth year the animal will weigh 1,000 pounds — less than the same animal would have been made to weigh at eighteen months old with good common shelter and feed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in following the gain in cows over three years old, the average will be a diminishing quantity, until in the case of the cow ten years old, table 2, No. 12, the daily gain is but 0.52 of a pound; and in the case of the oldest steer, nearly six years old, table 1, No. 2, the daily gain was 1.13 pounds per day. These great results were arrived at by warm shelter, careful feeding, and as careful care from bii-th — most potent factors in any case when money is to be made in cattle, cither for beef ...or the dairy.
As a rule, a yearling, as it is ordinarily wintered, will weigh much less in the Spring than in the previous Autumn. The next Spring and Sum- mer it must first regain the flesh lost, and then add to growth and weight.
The next Winter it again loses flesh, and at two years old often will not weigh as much as it did at eight months old. So it goes on gaining a little in Summer and losing as consitantly in Winter, until at the end of the fourth year the animal will weigh 1,000 pounds — less than the same animal would have been made to weigh at eighteen months old with good common shelter and feed.
What to read after Illustrated Stock Doctor And Live-Stock Encyclopædia, Including Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine And Poultry ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Manning, J. Russell. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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