Gestione di pecora, razze e giudicare; un libro di testo per il pastore e lo studente . eld per pecora a seguire. Ifsuch un aratro non è disponibile due dieci o dodici inchplanks possono essere fissate insieme come una barca di pietra,l'estremità anteriore appuntita. Un cavallo può quindi behitched a loro e il conducente in piedi sullato plance può fare un percorso abbastanza ampio da poter lasciare thesheep passare attraverso. Con tutti i mezzi di esercizio theewes in qualche modo, al fine di assicurare un raccolto goodlamb, per il buon pastore non lesina effortin promuovendo la salute e il comfort della sua razza-ing gregge. La spensierata uno dipende in gran parte la stagione uponthe

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Sheep management, breeds and judging; a textbook for the shepherd and student . eld for sheep to follow. Ifsuch a plow is not available two ten or twelve inchplanks may be fastened together, like a stone boat, the front end being pointed. A horse may then behitched to them, and the driver by standing onthe planks can make a path wide enough to let thesheep pass through. By all means exercise theewes in some manner, in order to insure a goodlamb crop, for the good shepherd spares no effortin promoting the health and comfort of his breed-ing flock. The careless one depends largely uponthe season and so-called good luck, but goodluck is a result of good judgment and good care.The returns in both cases are proportionate to theeffort and care given. The best shepherds in this country claim thatsheep should not be allowed to become wet fromabout October 1 to May 1. On the days in winterwhen the cold northwest winds are sweeping overthe country, and when the wind almost cuts amans face, sheep are much better off if kept in thebarn. When exposed to these sharp, cold winds. OJ 7i ^ Winter Care and Feeding. 43 their eyes are affected, a white film covers them, and they become blind. It is often from two tothree weeks before their eyes get well, and manyflockowners have been quite alarmed at this trou-ble. Sheep that are affected in this way shouldbe isolated from the flock and kept in the barn, not in a draught, until their eyes get well. A fewdrops of raw linseed oil put on the sore eyes oncea day will help them heal. GESTATION PERIOD OF EWES. Records have been kept at this Station whichshow that the length of time that ewes carry theirlambs varies considerably. These records havebeen kept for all the breeding ewes in the Stationflock, including many different breeds. The dateof service of each ewe, as well as the date of lamb-ing, has been rtecorded. These records, which ex-tend over a period of about twenty-four years, showthat the fine wool breeds seem to require a longerges

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• bookauthorklei
• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectsheep