J. H. Sanders Libros

Focusing on the principles of heredity, this book provides a comprehensive guide to horse breeding as understood in the late 19th century. It explores the genetic factors that influence breeding outcomes and offers practical insights for breeders. This reprint preserves the original content from 1885, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the historical context and foundational concepts of equine genetics and breeding practices.

Focusing on practical construction techniques, this volume offers valuable insights into building barns and farm out-buildings, including swine and sheep pens, and silos. It features detailed plans and practical tips aimed at the practical farmer. The chapters cover various types of barns and feeding structures, making it a comprehensive guide for agricultural construction. Enhanced with a new introduction on farming, this antiquarian text serves as a valuable resource for both farmers and collectors of agricultural literature.

Exploring various livestock breeds, this book offers a thorough examination of sheep, swine, horses, and cattle, alongside foundational principles of heredity. With richly illustrated content, it serves as a valuable resource for enthusiasts and collectors of antiquarian literature. Key chapters delve into heredity laws, variations, breed formation, and breeding terminology, making it an essential reference for understanding livestock genetics. The republished edition includes a new introduction focused on modern farming practices.