The Angora Goat; Its Origin, Culture And Products
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and the weight of the best fleeces two ocques (2 kil. 500)." M. Boulier cites two examples to show that the introduction of the white female goats into the country where they have not previously existed is not regarded by the natives as the most simple and rapid means of acquiring the more precious race. "Seventy years ago, at Zchiftela Gentchibe Yallaci, the natives possessed no white goats. Since that period they have crossed the black female goats of the village with the buck of the white ra...ce, and at present there are not less than eight thousand goats of the latter race upon the territory of that dis- trict. We have examined the flocks, and the fleeces are in no respect inferior to any of those which we have seen elsewhere. It is now established in respect to these new generations that after three years of experience the newly crossed race has not degenerated; it is distinctly established, since for a long time the regenerators are taken from the flocks themselves. At Sidi Ghazi the crossing by the same procedure has been commenced within only six years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and the weight of the best fleeces two ocques (2 kil. 500)." M. Boulier cites two examples to show that the introduction of the white female goats into the country where they have not previously existed is not regarded by the natives as the most simple and rapid means of acquiring the more precious race. "Seventy years ago, at Zchiftela Gentchibe Yallaci, the natives possessed no white goats. Since that period they have crossed the black female goats of the village with the buck of the white ra...ce, and at present there are not less than eight thousand goats of the latter race upon the territory of that dis- trict. We have examined the flocks, and the fleeces are in no respect inferior to any of those which we have seen elsewhere. It is now established in respect to these new generations that after three years of experience the newly crossed race has not degenerated; it is distinctly established, since for a long time the regenerators are taken from the flocks themselves. At Sidi Ghazi the crossing by the same procedure has been commenced within only six years.
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