Live Stock A Producer Of Wealth
"Live Stock A Producer Of Wealth", compiled by Clarendon Davis, offers a glimpse into the economic and practical aspects of animal husbandry in the early 20th century. This volume likely explores the various methods and considerations involved in raising livestock for profit, reflecting the agricultural practices and economic theories prevalent at the time.
Focusing on the wealth-generating potential of livestock, the book may cover topics such as breeding, feeding, management, and marketing of animals. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of farming and the significance of livestock in regional and national economies.
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