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One thing I wish particularly to mention. All cows should be housed as carefully as horses are.
They should have their stables, and their beds made in wet and cold weather. A cow kept in a good, warm and dry stable, will become fat more easily, and her milk will be as rich as yearling's. Another thing to be observed is, your cow should be curried and rubbed down as regularly and as often as your horse; morning and night will be sufficient. This course will render your cow gentle and docile as a... dog, and two cows thus used will furnish a large fam- ily in the country with milk and butter. If your coWs are good, they will give from two to three gallons at a milking ; which will be ten or twelve gallons per day. The more pains you take with your stock, the finer and larger they will be.
104 BEEF CATTLE.
ON RAISING BEEF CATTLE.
Cfjilyep \phich you wish to grow large, shoyld tie taken when about two weeks old. Their feed should be as follows : Take a sujall quantity of Indian mush ipade thin, and put -into it an egg, which fyas beqn well beaten in a bowl.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One thing I wish particularly to mention. All cows should be housed as carefully as horses are.
They should have their stables, and their beds made in wet and cold weather. A cow kept in a good, warm and dry stable, will become fat more easily, and her milk will be as rich as yearling's. Another thing to be observed is, your cow should be curried and rubbed down as regularly and as often as your horse; morning and night will be sufficient. This course will render your cow gentle and docile as a... dog, and two cows thus used will furnish a large fam- ily in the country with milk and butter. If your coWs are good, they will give from two to three gallons at a milking ; which will be ten or twelve gallons per day. The more pains you take with your stock, the finer and larger they will be.
104 BEEF CATTLE.
ON RAISING BEEF CATTLE.
Cfjilyep \phich you wish to grow large, shoyld tie taken when about two weeks old. Their feed should be as follows : Take a sujall quantity of Indian mush ipade thin, and put -into it an egg, which fyas beqn well beaten in a bowl.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gaskins, James. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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