The Genesee Farmer volume V1 1831
The Genesee Farmer volume V1 1831
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We hope that our farmers have already begun to appreciate the value of good sheep, but at this time we cannot help cautioning them against the bad consequences of selling off their early lambs. During the month ot June, the slaughtering of lambs is attended with a great profit to the butcher, and of course they are anxious to obtain those of best size and finest wool. Now these are precisely the ones that ought to be kept, to increase the flock. Here the interest of tire farmer and butcher are ...diametrically oppo- sed to each other. The butcher repeats his story of the decline of the price of wool and consequently of mutton, and finally offers as much for the lamb as he would give for an old sheep, and in this way, too often, pro- cures his choice from the flock. If you wish to sell any of your lambs, let them be se lected and marked before the butcher ar- rives, and recollect if you are out of debt, your flock is at your own control, and you are not compelled to sell to suit the pur- chaser's interest, more than your own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We hope that our farmers have already begun to appreciate the value of good sheep, but at this time we cannot help cautioning them against the bad consequences of selling off their early lambs. During the month ot June, the slaughtering of lambs is attended with a great profit to the butcher, and of course they are anxious to obtain those of best size and finest wool. Now these are precisely the ones that ought to be kept, to increase the flock. Here the interest of tire farmer and butcher are ...diametrically oppo- sed to each other. The butcher repeats his story of the decline of the price of wool and consequently of mutton, and finally offers as much for the lamb as he would give for an old sheep, and in this way, too often, pro- cures his choice from the flock. If you wish to sell any of your lambs, let them be se lected and marked before the butcher ar- rives, and recollect if you are out of debt, your flock is at your own control, and you are not compelled to sell to suit the pur- chaser's interest, more than your own.
What to read after The Genesee Farmer volume V1 1831?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W C John William Carnegie Kirk to read onlineMoreLess
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