American agricoltura e allevamento del bestiame, con fatti utili per la casa, dedicato all'agricoltura in tutti i suoi servizi . llour razze di animali della specie suina; e mentre questo è stata talvolta offerti come obiezione, eppure è la qualità che li rende particolarmente auspicabile seguire il bestiame, un metodo di alimentazione di muchpracticed dagli agricoltori nel grande corn-regioni in crescita; e quando consideriamo che thehardiness e endurance derivanti dalla maggiore libertà e molto esercizio è senza dubbio unadelle le principali ragioni per cui questa razza è meno soggetto a prevalente malattie dei suini thanothers sono, vediamo che il objecti

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American farming and stock raising, with useful facts for the household, devoted to farming in all its departments . llour breeds of swine; and while this has sometimes been offered as an objection, yet it is aquality that makes them especially desirable to follow cattle, a method of feeding muchpracticed by farmers in the great corn-growing regions; and when we consider that thehardiness and endurance resulting from greater freedom and much exercise is, doubtless, oneof the principal reasons why this breed is less liable to the prevailing swine diseases thanothers are, we see that the objection is more than met. The Berkshires are noted for their docility and prohficacy, the sows uniformly makinggood mothers as well as producing large litters. The yoimg are strong and healthy, andsoon able to take care of themselves, are generally of uniform size and appearance, growrapidly to maturity, and can be marketed at an early age ; thus enabling the breeder to makequick returns—a most desirable thing to do in these days when men travel by express, talkby telephone, write by telegraph, and print by steam.. IMPOUTED BERKSHIRE SOW, GRAND DUCHESS. Property of W. L. Mallow, Concord Farm, New Holland, Ohio. This animal is much used in crossing other swine stocks, with a view to improving it, there being a certainty of good results from such use. Besides, the Berkshire is a goodgrazer, thriving with the help of a little grain, and growing fat on good pasturing during thesummer months ; in brief, the Berkshire is among other breeds of swine, as distinguished arepresentative of the hog family, as is the noted short horn among cattle. Our illustrations are faithful representations taken from photographs of the animals.The above was bred by Russell Swanwick, Cirencester, England, and is a good type of thebreed. 1204 THE AMERICAN FARMER. CHESTER WHITES. THIS breed derives its name from its having originated in Chester County, Pa. Theliistory of its origin is as follows: In the year 1

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• booksubjectagriculture
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