Productive Farming
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169, produced 330 pounds of butter in 120 days. The Jersey is smaller than any of the other dairy breeds used in this coimtry. The general color is squirrel gray and fawn color. White markings sometimes appear, and considerable grayish shading is seen about the mouth and eyes. The nose is usually black or dark colored. The tongue and switch may be either black or white.
Guernseys also have for their native home one of the small islands in the English Channel. They were first brought to America ...in 1818. The cattle are much like the Jerseys in their milk and butter yields. The cream is much smoother than that of the Jerseys, as the fat particles are not so coarse.
The cream and butter of the Guernsey are well supplied with their own natural coloring matter. The cows are a little larger than Jerseys and more rugged in appearance (Fig. 170).
The general colors are red-and-white or fawn-and-white.
The nose should be flesh-colored, never black. The popu- larity of the breed is rapidly increasing, and even the grades command a high price in the butter-making sections.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
169, produced 330 pounds of butter in 120 days. The Jersey is smaller than any of the other dairy breeds used in this coimtry. The general color is squirrel gray and fawn color. White markings sometimes appear, and considerable grayish shading is seen about the mouth and eyes. The nose is usually black or dark colored. The tongue and switch may be either black or white.
Guernseys also have for their native home one of the small islands in the English Channel. They were first brought to America ...in 1818. The cattle are much like the Jerseys in their milk and butter yields. The cream is much smoother than that of the Jerseys, as the fat particles are not so coarse.
The cream and butter of the Guernsey are well supplied with their own natural coloring matter. The cows are a little larger than Jerseys and more rugged in appearance (Fig. 170).
The general colors are red-and-white or fawn-and-white.
The nose should be flesh-colored, never black. The popu- larity of the breed is rapidly increasing, and even the grades command a high price in the butter-making sections.
What to read after Productive Farming?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kary Cadmus Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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