Livestock On the Farm
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Jersey. — Jersey cattle come from the Isle of Jersey north of France. The climate is mild and the cattle are not always so robust and vigorous as might be desired.
Jerseys are usually fawn-colored but sometimes red and white with the colors well blended. The muzzle, tongue and end of tail or switch are usuafly black. Jerseys are rather small and very lean and angular. They are the ideal of the extreme dairy type but are sometimes thought too delicate.
THK DAIRY COW tafffeit^?,: Fio. 21. — Holst...cin liull. Show couditiun.
Fici. 22. — IIobtL'iu cow after uiilking. Farm condiUou.
15C, LIVT;ttTO ])r()diicei', howcA-er, may gi\-e tfie con- sumer more tlian he pays for and thus decr(>ase his revenue.
This, however, may be remeched Ijy standai'dizing. Part of the milk is skimmed and the skim milk put witli the balance of the whf)le milk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jersey. — Jersey cattle come from the Isle of Jersey north of France. The climate is mild and the cattle are not always so robust and vigorous as might be desired.
Jerseys are usually fawn-colored but sometimes red and white with the colors well blended. The muzzle, tongue and end of tail or switch are usuafly black. Jerseys are rather small and very lean and angular. They are the ideal of the extreme dairy type but are sometimes thought too delicate.
THK DAIRY COW tafffeit^?,: Fio. 21. — Holst...cin liull. Show couditiun.
Fici. 22. — IIobtL'iu cow after uiilking. Farm condiUou.
15C, LIVT;ttTO ])r()diicei', howcA-er, may gi\-e tfie con- sumer more tlian he pays for and thus decr(>ase his revenue.
This, however, may be remeched Ijy standai'dizing. Part of the milk is skimmed and the skim milk put witli the balance of the whf)le milk.
What to read after Livestock On the Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Dietrich to read onlineMoreLess
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