The Angora Goat; its Origin, Culture and Products
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"The Angora Goat; its Origin, Culture and Products" offers a comprehensive look at the Angora goat industry during the mid-19th century. John L. Hayes explores the origins of the Angora goat, its introduction to various regions, and detailed insights into its culture, including breeding, feeding, and general management practices.
The book thoroughly examines the goat's valuable products, primarily its lustrous mohair fleece, discussing its characteristics, processing, and uses in manufacturing. It also delves into the economic aspects of Angora goat farming, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the history of animal husbandry and the development of the textile industry.
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