Studies In Milk Secretion: Drawn From Officially Authenticated Tests Of Holstein-friesian Cows (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276049702)

"Studies In Milk Secretion: Drawn From Officially Authenticated Tests Of Holstein-Friesian Cows" explores the science behind milk production in dairy cattle, focusing specifically on the Holstein-Friesian breed. Authored by Henry Hiram Wing and Leroy Anderson, this work presents insights derived from officially authenticated tests, offering a detailed examination of milk secretion processes.

This book provides valuable data and observations for researchers, agricultural professionals, and anyone interested in animal husbandry and dairy science. The meticulous study of Holstein-Friesian cows offers practical knowledge applicable to improving milk yield and understanding the biological factors influencing milk production. A significant contribution to the field, this book remains relevant for those seeking a deeper understanding of bovine physiology and the science of milk secretion.

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