"The English Jersey Cattle Society's Herd Book, Volume 13" is a valuable historical resource for agriculturalists, breeders, and historians interested in the Jersey cattle breed and British animal husbandry. Compiled by the English Jersey Cattle Society, this volume meticulously records the lineage and pedigree of Jersey cattle, offering insights into breeding practices and the development of the breed during the period it covers.
This book serves as a primary source for understanding the evolution of livestock management and the importance of breed societies in maintaining standards and promoting the improvement of cattle. Researchers and enthusiasts will find detailed information on individual animals, their sires and dams, and other pertinent data crucial for tracing bloodlines and studying genetic traits. This historical record provides a glimpse into the agricultural practices and the dedication to quality that characterized the English Jersey Cattle Society.
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