. Kursleiter des Amerikanischen Bauer, oder, praktischer Landwirt [microform]: Verstehen der Anbau von Pflanzen, die Haltung der Haustiere, und die Wirtschaft der Bauernhof, zusammen mit einer Vielzahl von Informationen, die wichtig für den Landwirt gefunden wird. Landwirtschaft; Pennsylvania Abdrücke; Pennsylvania Abdrücke; Pennsylvania Abdrucke. Die Berkshire Rasse. Die Tiere, von denen die oben genannten Zahlen gezeichnet wurden, wurden von den späten Sir William Curtis gezüchtet, und angezogen univeral Bewunderung. Sie waren der Berkshire Rasse; die spezifischen Zeichen, die eine rötliche Farbe, mit Br

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. The American farmer's instructor, or, Practical agriculturist [microform] : comprehending the cultivation of plants, the husbandry of the domestic animals, and the economy of the farm, together with a variety of information which will be found important to the farmer. Agriculture; Pennsylvania imprints; Pennsylvania imprints; Pennsylvania imprints. The Berkshire Breed. The animals from which the above figures were drawn, were bred by the late Sir William Curtis, and attracted univeral admiration. They were of the Berkshire breed; the specific characters of which are a reddish colour, with brown or black spots; sides very broad; body thick, close, and well formed; short legs; the head well placed, and the ears large, and generally standing forward; but sometimes pendant over the eyes. Another distinctive mark of this breed is, that the best are without bristles; their hair is long and curly, and from its rough appearance, seems to indicate coarse skin and flesh: but in fact, both are fine, and the bacon is of very Superior quality. The hogs arrive at a verv large size, and have been reared even to the weight of nine hundred pounds. The Berkshire was the earliest of the improved breeds of England, and is now the most generally diflfused of all others, in that country and in the United States; in both of which it is very justly regarded as one of the superior breeds, combining good size with an aptitude to fatten. This improved and valuable breed has been undoubtedly formed by a judicious mix- ture of the blood of the Chinese or Eastern hog with the native breed of Eng- land. The great improver was a gentleman of the name of Astley, of Old- stone-hall. The importation of this breed into the United States, within a few years past, has been quite extensive—it still continues—and as the Berk- shire has become a general favourite among many of our farmers, we may anticipate the best results from their wide diffusion and amalgamation with the best of our present breed

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1840
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• booksubjectagriculture