The Case for the Goat, With the Practical Experience of Twenty-Four Experts
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There is a rack for hay, under which is a feeding-board, with holes for feeding buckets. There are three windows to the houses, thus giving plenty of light. The house faces due south, and opens into small enclosed yard. The stalls are away from the back wall.
This is a great convenience, as food can be given 138 THE CASE FOR THE GOAT from behind. It also allows a freer circulation of air, without being draughty.
In tethering out in the summer, I use strong iron pins, with a movable ring at the ...top, to which the chain (not rope) can be attached. The ring being movable, allows the chain and rope to revolve round the pen, without getting kinked or wound up ; the chains have swivels and hooks at each end.
5. — In summer-time my goats are turned out first thing in the morning to get their own living. They are, however, watered at mid-day, or, if very hot, oftener. If there are any goats in milk, they are milked before going out, and a little com or maize, with bran, given to each while milked.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a rack for hay, under which is a feeding-board, with holes for feeding buckets. There are three windows to the houses, thus giving plenty of light. The house faces due south, and opens into small enclosed yard. The stalls are away from the back wall.
This is a great convenience, as food can be given 138 THE CASE FOR THE GOAT from behind. It also allows a freer circulation of air, without being draughty.
In tethering out in the summer, I use strong iron pins, with a movable ring at the ...top, to which the chain (not rope) can be attached. The ring being movable, allows the chain and rope to revolve round the pen, without getting kinked or wound up ; the chains have swivels and hooks at each end.
5. — In summer-time my goats are turned out first thing in the morning to get their own living. They are, however, watered at mid-day, or, if very hot, oftener. If there are any goats in milk, they are milked before going out, and a little com or maize, with bran, given to each while milked.
What to read after The Case for the Goat, With the Practical Experience of Twenty-Four Experts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson Scott, J. W. (John William), 1866-1962 to read onlineMoreLess
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