The School And Farm. a Treatise On the Elements of Agriculture

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Knees.
22. Shanks.
23. Hoofs.
24. Crops.
25. Fore Flank.
26. Fore Ribs.
27. Mid Ribs.
28. Hinder Ribs.
29. Barrel.
30. Belly.
31. Spine or Back.
32. Flank.
33. Plates.
34. Rumps.
35. Hips.
36. Thighs.
37. Hocks.
38. Hind Leg.
39. Brisket.
40. Bosom.
41. Chest.
42. Loin.
43. Hooks.
44. Purse.
45. Twist.
46. Pin Bones.
47. Tail Head.
48. Tail.
ii8 ANIMALS ON THE FARM.
land. When butter is the main object, the pure Jersey is generally considered superior to all others. A breed which yields much mi
...lk, though not of a superior grade for butter, and is at the same time capable of producing much beef, is the Holstein, or Dutch Friesian, from the northwestern coast of Germany.
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\| I^-'J 1 1^ ' * ^^Jl^^l ^^M& 1 ^^^^^^^^|^^^£v^^B| " '4 Fig. 15 — Best Type of Dairy Cattle.
As in the case of hogs, the advantage of raising cat- tle is in thus saving the cost of moving bulky farm crops to the market. Fed to cattle, the farmer's grain and hay will walk to the market. As the manure stays on the farm, the loss to the soil is not so great and there is of course profit in the beef and dairy products.


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