The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 48National Geographic Society., 1925 - Geography |
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Page 624
... cows , and do not plant , but eat raw flesh and drink the blood of the cows they kill ; dressing themselves with the skins , and mak- ing little tents also of the hides . " COWBOY LAND Cows are still in the region explored by Co- ronado ...
... cows , and do not plant , but eat raw flesh and drink the blood of the cows they kill ; dressing themselves with the skins , and mak- ing little tents also of the hides . " COWBOY LAND Cows are still in the region explored by Co- ronado ...
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... cows are well - developed at birth , weighing from 80 to 100 pounds when dropped . They show the compact , blocky conformation so character- istic of the breed , and are , therefore , unexcelled as veal . Among the high - production ...
... cows are well - developed at birth , weighing from 80 to 100 pounds when dropped . They show the compact , blocky conformation so character- istic of the breed , and are , therefore , unexcelled as veal . Among the high - production ...
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... cows , with liberal feeding , will yield up to 5,000 to 6,000 pounds of milk per year , which tests frequently from 4 to 5 per cent fat . This breed illustrates admirably the success with which types of cattle suited to any environ ...
... cows , with liberal feeding , will yield up to 5,000 to 6,000 pounds of milk per year , which tests frequently from 4 to 5 per cent fat . This breed illustrates admirably the success with which types of cattle suited to any environ ...
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As Disclosed by the National Geographic Societys | 227 |
An American Agricultural Explorer Makes His | 331 |
Flying Over the Arctic By LIEUTENANT COMMANDER RICHARD E BYRD U S Navy | 519 |
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