O. A. C. Review Volume 22 Issue 7, April 1910 (1910)
Ontario Agricultural College · Ontario Agricultural College · leaf 20
as it always The owners of pure bred flocks hold up does for products of the highest qual their end fairly well because they are ity. Given such mutton, and the city shepherds, but the every-day mutton householder will buy it just as fre raiser leaves much to be desired. quently as beef, instead of… … SHROPSHIRE SHEEP IN SPRING. is not attractive, but it represents only the job should be done. If he has any the value of the average, and not that inclination whatever to raise sheep he of a good, clean fleece. Many an own should establish a flock of lusty ewes er of a pure bred flock has long…
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