. Productive dairying . Dairying. 132 BIILCH GOATS should be called, rather the " brave man's ; The humble position held by this animal in America is not warranted by sci- entific findings nor yet by practical experience. Dairy Type in Goats.—It is certainly more than a coinci- dence that the type of the animal, developed through long ages of experience, which is found to be the most profitable as a milk producer possesses a type essentially very similar to that known. Fig. 51.—Imp. Fanette, No. 151, the champion milk producer of the Toggenburg breed in America. She produced in o
. Productive dairying . Dairying. 132 BIILCH GOATS should be called, rather the " brave man's ; The humble position held by this animal in America is not warranted by sci- entific findings nor yet by practical experience. Dairy Type in Goats.—It is certainly more than a coinci- dence that the type of the animal, developed through long ages of experience, which is found to be the most profitable as a milk producer possesses a type essentially very similar to that known. Fig. 51.—Imp. Fanette, No. 151, the champion milk producer of the Toggenburg breed in America. She produced in one year 2680 pounds of millc, or nearly twenty times her own weight. Note that she possesses the of the dairy type. (Reproduced by courtesy of "Littlelands in America," San Francisco, Cal.) as the dairy type in cows. The Saanan doe represented in figure 54, and the Toggenburg doe, another Swiss breed, shown in figure 52, agree essentially with the Spanish Maltese and with the African Xubian and show the extreme dairy type. A study of these types reveals the presence of a large capacity for food consumption coupled with the angularity and loose con- struction of frame work which are essentially different from the. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Washburn, Robert Mann, 1874-. Philadelphia ; London : J. B. Lippincott Company
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