Moubray On Breeding, Rearing And Fattening All Kinds of Poultry, Cows, Swine, And Other Domestic ...
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Boiled carrots and Swedish turnips will help and furnish a change of sweet food." SECTION XIL TflE AQUATIC 8PECl£a THE OUCK.
The Gooi€ and Duck genus is said by nato* ralists to comprehend upwards of one hundred species Varying considerably in size and plumage from each other ; comparatively . few of them have been domesticated, but tlie dat? of that domestication is far beyond all memorial or rec- ord.
This genus of fowls was deservedly a great fa- vorite Dfith the ancients, from the . mildnes...s and simplicity of their character, from their great fe- cundity, and from the cheapness and ease with which they were provided. Although the dudi will eat flesh and garbage of any kind like the THE DUCK. 91 chicken, yet water insects, weeds, vegetables, corn, and pulse, are its general food, and, as has been already observed, the goose desires nothing but the latter. The inoflensive find harmless character is common to both species, rendering them most pleasant as well as profitable animals to keep, and the contrast between them and the chickens, in their nature and hiabits, is highly in favor of the goose and diick tribe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boiled carrots and Swedish turnips will help and furnish a change of sweet food." SECTION XIL TflE AQUATIC 8PECl£a THE OUCK.
The Gooi€ and Duck genus is said by nato* ralists to comprehend upwards of one hundred species Varying considerably in size and plumage from each other ; comparatively . few of them have been domesticated, but tlie dat? of that domestication is far beyond all memorial or rec- ord.
This genus of fowls was deservedly a great fa- vorite Dfith the ancients, from the . mildnes...s and simplicity of their character, from their great fe- cundity, and from the cheapness and ease with which they were provided. Although the dudi will eat flesh and garbage of any kind like the THE DUCK. 91 chicken, yet water insects, weeds, vegetables, corn, and pulse, are its general food, and, as has been already observed, the goose desires nothing but the latter. The inoflensive find harmless character is common to both species, rendering them most pleasant as well as profitable animals to keep, and the contrast between them and the chickens, in their nature and hiabits, is highly in favor of the goose and diick tribe.
What to read after Moubray On Breeding, Rearing And Fattening All Kinds of Poultry, Cows, Swine, And Other Domestic ...?
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