Ayrshire Herd Record; Volume 37 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245463331)

Delve into the rich history of Ayrshire cattle breeding with Volume 37 of the "Ayrshire Herd Record." This meticulously compiled record from the Ayrshire Breeders' Association offers a comprehensive look at the lineage, characteristics, and breeding patterns of these distinguished animals.

A valuable resource for agricultural historians, livestock breeders, and dairy farming enthusiasts, this volume provides detailed information essential for understanding the development and preservation of the Ayrshire breed. Explore the records that document the dedication and expertise of breeders committed to maintaining the high standards of thoroughbred neat stock.

This historical document offers insights into the practices and priorities of animal husbandry during its time, making it an enduring and informative addition to any collection focused on agricultural heritage.

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