The New American Pocket Farrier And Farmers Guide in the Choice And Management
The New American Pocket Farrier And Farmers Guide in the Choice And Management
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The udder consists of four quarters, or divisions, each having an excretory duct, or teat, at the extre- mity of which there is a contrivance for confining the milk, but in a limited degree ; for if the milk be suf- fered to accumulate in the udder by neglecting to milk at the proper time, it will at length force its way, but imperfectly, through the teat, and be seen passing oflf in drops or in a small stream. This voluntary act of nature, is, however, a source of pain and injury to the cow ; ...and should be prevented by timely assist- ance.
142 EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARBIES THE DISORDERS TO WHICH NEAT CATTLE ARE SUBJECT; WITH THE CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, AND METHODS OP CURE.
OBSERVATIONS.
As soon as a calf is weaned, it should either be per- mitted to run in the best pasture, or confined in the barn, and fed by hand, and be carefully fended and kept warm, and live upon the best fodder through the first winter. Afterwards it will become so hardy it will require' less care. But cattle should be frequently looked to and examined ; that so if they be overtaken with any sickness, hurt, or lameness, suitable remedies may be seasonably applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The udder consists of four quarters, or divisions, each having an excretory duct, or teat, at the extre- mity of which there is a contrivance for confining the milk, but in a limited degree ; for if the milk be suf- fered to accumulate in the udder by neglecting to milk at the proper time, it will at length force its way, but imperfectly, through the teat, and be seen passing oflf in drops or in a small stream. This voluntary act of nature, is, however, a source of pain and injury to the cow ; ...and should be prevented by timely assist- ance.
142 EVERY MAN HIS OWN FARBIES THE DISORDERS TO WHICH NEAT CATTLE ARE SUBJECT; WITH THE CAUSES, SYMPTOMS, AND METHODS OP CURE.
OBSERVATIONS.
As soon as a calf is weaned, it should either be per- mitted to run in the best pasture, or confined in the barn, and fed by hand, and be carefully fended and kept warm, and live upon the best fodder through the first winter. Afterwards it will become so hardy it will require' less care. But cattle should be frequently looked to and examined ; that so if they be overtaken with any sickness, hurt, or lameness, suitable remedies may be seasonably applied.
What to read after The New American Pocket Farrier And Farmers Guide in the Choice And Management?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laing, David, 1793-1878, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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