. Die erfolgreiche Stockman und Handbuch der Tierhaltung. Vieh; Veterinärmedizin. SWINB. 401 gewinnbringend mit dem Gemeinsamen starrte, Rasse des Landes gekreuzt. Diese waren die Russland und Byfield Rassen. Das Bedford Rasse ist auch in Verbindung mit den beiden anderen benannt. In welchem Umfang es eingesetzt wurde, können jetzt nicht ohne weiteres ermittelt werden. Im Jahr 1816 haben wir die positiven Beweis von eine unhinterfragte Quelle, die Rüttler der Union Dorf, in Warren County, Ohio gelegen, und vier Meilen von Monroe, in Butler County, in Philadelphia ein Wildschwein gekauft und drei Sauen, was war zu der Zeit glaubte zu b

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. The successful stockman and manual of husbandry . Livestock; Veterinary medicine. SWINB. 401 profitably crossed with the common bristled breed of the country. These were the Russia and Byfield breeds. The Bedford breed is also named in connection with the other two. To what extent it was used, can not now be readily determined. In 1816, we have positive proof from an unquestioned source, that the Shakers of Union Village, situated in Warren county, Ohio, and being four miles from Monroe, in Butler county, purchased at Philadelphia one boar and three sows of what was at the time believed to be pure China. They were represented to be either imported or the immediate descendants of imported stock. They were called 'Big China hogs.' These animals were the first China hogs ever brought into south- ^^%.fe.., .. POLAND-CHINA. western Ohio. Subsequently other China hogs were introduced and extensively used. The Shakers and other judicious breeders in Warren and Butler coun- ties, continued to use the breeds at command, and produced by repeated crosses a hog of exceeding fine qualities, for that period, which was gen- erally known as the 'Warren County Hog.' These hogs continually in- creasing in good qualities, were bred in both counties, and the very best specimens were carefully and interchangeably used so as to make the best crosses. Such was the progress that had been made in forming the groundwork. 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 work.. Gardenier, Andrew A. Springfield, Mass. : King-Richardson Co.

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