Kinney On Swine And Their Diseases
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"In 1832, the Improved Berkshires were introduced into the United States, and soon attracted the attention they so well deserved. In the course of half a dozen years, they were introduced into nearly ever}' State in the Union. Breeders became excited. The agricultural pa- pers were filled with communications extolling the merits of the Berkshires — and after a careful perusal of these 86 KINNEY ON SWINE.
articles at this time, we find that the statements were not as highly colored as might have... been expected. As a r lie, the pigs were quite as good as they were represented to be. It was hardly to be expected that breeders should say to intending purchasers, ' It is of no use for you to get a well-bred pig unless you are prepared to give it bet- ter treatment than you do the common sort.' The trouble was not in the pigs, but in the farmers. Berkshires were fully as valuable as the breeders claimed, and } r et a great Figure 20.— CHESTER COUNTY WHITE.
and wide-spread disappointment soon manifested itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"In 1832, the Improved Berkshires were introduced into the United States, and soon attracted the attention they so well deserved. In the course of half a dozen years, they were introduced into nearly ever}' State in the Union. Breeders became excited. The agricultural pa- pers were filled with communications extolling the merits of the Berkshires — and after a careful perusal of these 86 KINNEY ON SWINE.
articles at this time, we find that the statements were not as highly colored as might have... been expected. As a r lie, the pigs were quite as good as they were represented to be. It was hardly to be expected that breeders should say to intending purchasers, ' It is of no use for you to get a well-bred pig unless you are prepared to give it bet- ter treatment than you do the common sort.' The trouble was not in the pigs, but in the farmers. Berkshires were fully as valuable as the breeders claimed, and } r et a great Figure 20.— CHESTER COUNTY WHITE.
and wide-spread disappointment soon manifested itself.
What to read after Kinney On Swine And Their Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kinney, George W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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