The Winter Lamb the Dorset Ewe in America
The Winter Lamb the Dorset Ewe in America
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Provide a steel tank, galvanized. Sink it in the floor of your sheep house. When not in use cover it with good planking. A tank six or eight feet long will answer for a small flock and as they are all narrow it takes but little stuff to fill them. Have the draining pen long and narrow so that as the sheep walk up one at a time they may be let out ahead. Pen with movable hurd- les or panels. Half a day with three active men will dip a flock of a hundred. The carbolic dips are safe and good. Ther...e is no prof- it in ticks, though there is much money in them, at present !
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"The sire is half the herd, if he is a poor one he is all of it. " Get a vigorous sire. Do not think too much of size. Look that he is active, muscular, alive all over. See that he is big through the heart. See that he has a straight back, a well sprung rib, a good, short, straight leg. See that his horn is strong, well turned. See that his neck is thick and muscular. Have him well wooled all over. Study your scale of points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Provide a steel tank, galvanized. Sink it in the floor of your sheep house. When not in use cover it with good planking. A tank six or eight feet long will answer for a small flock and as they are all narrow it takes but little stuff to fill them. Have the draining pen long and narrow so that as the sheep walk up one at a time they may be let out ahead. Pen with movable hurd- les or panels. Half a day with three active men will dip a flock of a hundred. The carbolic dips are safe and good. Ther...e is no prof- it in ticks, though there is much money in them, at present !
MATING.
"The sire is half the herd, if he is a poor one he is all of it. " Get a vigorous sire. Do not think too much of size. Look that he is active, muscular, alive all over. See that he is big through the heart. See that he has a straight back, a well sprung rib, a good, short, straight leg. See that his horn is strong, well turned. See that his neck is thick and muscular. Have him well wooled all over. Study your scale of points.
What to read after The Winter Lamb the Dorset Ewe in America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Hugh H Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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