Stock-Breeding: a Practical Treatise On the Applications of the Laws of Development And Heredity to the Improvement And Breeding of Domestic Animals
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On "Waushakum farm, according to Dr. Sturte^ 300 PRINCIPLES OF STOCK-BREEDING.
vant, the Ayrshires, during nine and a half years, pro- duced "54 bull-calves and 43 cow-calves — a propor- tion of 125.5 males to 100 females ; " while the Ayr- shires of the Oneida Community produced " 26 bull and 31 heifer calves — a proportion of 83.8 male to 100 female births." ' Although the last-mentioned cases have no direct bearing upon the theory in question — the period of heat at which copulation took pla...ce not being stated — ^they are of interest in this connection, as they fairly represent the variations that take place without ap- parent cause, under ordinary methods of management.
In the following cases of late impregnation, re- ported by Mr. Slade, the males are in excess, as they were also in some of the instances of early impreg- nation above mentioned. " Three years ago last spring," says Mr. Slade, " I had a very likely sow that was in heat, and I let her remain thirty-six hours be- fore taking her to the boar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On "Waushakum farm, according to Dr. Sturte^ 300 PRINCIPLES OF STOCK-BREEDING.
vant, the Ayrshires, during nine and a half years, pro- duced "54 bull-calves and 43 cow-calves — a propor- tion of 125.5 males to 100 females ; " while the Ayr- shires of the Oneida Community produced " 26 bull and 31 heifer calves — a proportion of 83.8 male to 100 female births." ' Although the last-mentioned cases have no direct bearing upon the theory in question — the period of heat at which copulation took pla...ce not being stated — ^they are of interest in this connection, as they fairly represent the variations that take place without ap- parent cause, under ordinary methods of management.
In the following cases of late impregnation, re- ported by Mr. Slade, the males are in excess, as they were also in some of the instances of early impreg- nation above mentioned. " Three years ago last spring," says Mr. Slade, " I had a very likely sow that was in heat, and I let her remain thirty-six hours be- fore taking her to the boar.
What to read after Stock-Breeding: a Practical Treatise On the Applications of the Laws of Development And Heredity to the Improvement And Breeding of Domestic Animals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miles, Manly to read onlineMoreLess
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