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"Information Concerning the Milch Goats," originally published in 1905, is a comprehensive guide to the care and management of dairy goats. Written by George Fayette Thompson, Frank Sherman Peer, and Caroline Harrison, this historical text offers insights into the breeds, feeding, and general husbandry practices of milch goats during the early 20th century.
The book provides practical advice for farmers and enthusiasts looking to optimize milk production and maintain healthy herds. It covers a range of topics, including breed selection, proper nutrition, disease prevention, and the construction of suitable housing. This detailed manual is invaluable for anyone interested in the history of agriculture or the traditional methods of goat farming. Its detailed descriptions and practical advice offer a glimpse into the past and provide a solid foundation for understanding modern goat-keeping practices.
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