. Agricoltura produttiva . orrore che cento anni agotei Guernseys e le maglie erano quasi lo stesso in colore e dimensioni. La purezza della Guernsey come la razza Jersey è ora protetta dalla legge. I bovini di Guernsey non sono stati introdotti negli Stati Uniti in gran numero fino al 1880. Oggi i Guernseys sono fonestensivamente a New York, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Pennsyl-vania, e alcuni degli altri principali stati lattiero-caseari. Anche se i Guernseys sono stati ampiamente distribuiti, theyare si trova solo in piccoli numeri negli Stati Uniti, Inghilterra e Canada. Plumb dice nel suo libro. Tipi e razze

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. Productive agriculture . hority that one hundred years agothe Guernseys and the Jerseys were almost the same in colorand size. The purity of the Guernsey like the Jersey breed isnow protected by law. Guernsey cattle were not introduced into the United Statesin large numbers until 1880. To-day the Guernseys are foundextensively in New York, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Pennsyl-vania, and some of the other leading dairy states. Although the Guernseys have been widely distributed, theyare found only in small numbers in the United States, England, and Canada. Plumb says in his book. Types and Breeds ofFarm Animals, that it has never been clear to him why theGuernseys have not attracted more attention in the UnitedStates. It is a dairy breed of the highest merit, as repeatedtests have shown; yet it is quite limited in development and doesnot seem to get much foothold in some of pur greatest dairystates, especially in the Mississippi Valley. • b. Guernsey Characteristics. In general appearance the cattle DAIRYING 177. 178 PRODUCTIVE AGRICULTURE of this breed are about 100 pounds larger than the Jerseys, havecoarser bones and features, and are nearly perfect in dairy type.Their color ranges from an orange to a lemon fawn, with whitemarkings. The udder of the Guernsey is somewhat larger thanthat of the Jersey, is well held up, and extends further to the front.The skin secretions are very yellow. The cattle of this breed are slower and not so nervous, excit-able, and irritable in temperament as the Jerseys. c. Dairy Characteristics. The Guernsey cattle are persistentmilkers, and in quality of milk produced they rank a close secondto the Jerseys. Their milk is very yellow and has large fatglobules. The butter made from Guernsey milk is very yellow. The records of a few leading Guernsey cows follow: Name of Cow PODMDS OF MllK POTJUnS BOTTEEFAT Mume Cowan . .... May Rilma . Spotswood Daisy Pearl . 24, 008.019.673.018, 602.0 1098.18 1073.41 957-38 3. The Holstein-Friesian. a. Orig

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