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PAGE. Different breeds described: long-horned 18. Middle-horned°. ive) Short-horned’. ea Welsh breed 5‘. bid. Suffolk loun breed>: By) Polled or Galloway breed 5 2 ¢ ibid’ Kyloe breed: L123 Fifeshire breed--. 1124 Alderney breed:‘ s4,lbad. Wild breed ibid. Different breeds proper for different purposes of the farmer 1125 Circumstances to be esac in this i in- tention‘» illest Cow stock 4 AQF Means of providing good sort of ibid. Breeding and rearing young soaks 3 what necessary in 3) albid). Farms proper for;;.- ibid. Best methods. of, in different» circum- stances. ibid. Kinds of food most advantageous for»‘abidt Winter management of:- 1228 Manner of‘oddering of ibid. Question of being tied up, or dose, con- sidered sabid. Proper age-of putting heifers to the bull 20 Best season for calving 3 i L130 In-calf stock should be well fed 4- ibid. Bulls-:- ibid. Duration of vigour af ibid. Should be well supplied with Facell in rear- ing 5 E34 Mr. Bakewell’s ere in E. ibid, Oxen for labour ibid. Proper management of in Herefordshire. and Devonshire.:. ibid. Time of bringing into work;. ibid. Best modes of shoeing: Sods 2, Age-of cattle, how ascertained. sabid:. Diseases of cattle, and remedies properfor. 1133 Scourings 5‘. ibid. Yellows A ¢-+ abid. Bloody urine 5:. ibid. Foul:.. ibid. Garget;:. ibid, ‘Wounds E::. ibid. SHEEP’.> ibid. Importance of, in different views. ibid. Nature of, in different kinds;- 1134

Distinguished into different classes or breeds

in different ways ibid.

_According to the nature of their wool, the situations in which they are chadily found, or their particular proper- ties j. ibid,

Standard form of, in‘ke ram‘. ibid,

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Attention necessary to this and other pro- perties in improvement ere breeds 1135 Different breeds described Ss ibids New Leicester and Dishley fecal 5 stostele Lincolnshire breed F- 1136 Tees-water breed; q 7 117 Romney-marsh breed. pe hile ye? Dartmoor breed: C. ibid, Exmoor breed 1139 Dorsetshire breed.‘ ibid. Herefordshire breed ibid. South-Down breed“ oe 1 Ke Norfolk breed.: PALIAL Heath breed-: dA, Herdwick breed fi ibid. Cheviot breed‘‘ a. 1143 Dun-faced breed; ibid. Shetland breed ibid. Merino or Spanish breed 4. 1144

What breeds most suitable under different

circumstances of soil, climate, and situation ibid.

With the intention of profit fone the carcase ibid. From the wool ibid. Mr. Marshall’s opinion of difie ent breeds in respect to different manufactures ibid. Circumstances. to be regarded in intro- duetion of ibid. Fine wool may be obtained without i injury to the mutton 1145 Putting rams to ewes 6 c. 1146 Proper selection of ewes for 2- ibid. Proper time for 3 5- ibid: Late duke of Bedford’s practice in. ibid. Best age for:- ibid. Necessary system| of man agement of sheep in different circumstances ibid. In winter x; ibid. Proper keep while in lamb Ay- 1147 Great attention to, necessary at lambing- time. rhid; Necessary provision of food rae ibid. Utility of turnips in this way. ibid, Modes of eating of, Ts most advantage 1148 Lands much improved by. ibid. In good breeds, bran and oil-cake useful. ibide Baiting with hay necessary< ibid. Cotting, great utility of-wipid, Brought through winter well in‘this way 1149 Recsceved grass; vast benefit of ior this use in‘aul spring ibid. Watered meadows may be depended on, where sufliciently extensive ibid. Other means of support. ibid. Turnip-shoots A ri. 1150 Ray-grass- and clover; Mr. Young’s ae ibid.

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