The Breed That Beats The Record And Wins In The Race For Supremacy As The Most Economical Producer Of The Primest Meat For The Million: A Demonstratio (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276585316)

"The Breed That Beats The Record And Wins In The Race For Supremacy As The Most Economical Producer Of The Primest Meat For The Million" by Robert Campbell Auld is a detailed examination of the Aberdeen-Angus breed of cattle. This work serves as a demonstration of the breed's unique properties, prepotency, pre-eminence, and prestige as polled cattle. Auld makes the case for Aberdeen-Angus as the premier choice for economical meat production.

The book delves into the characteristics that make Aberdeen-Angus cattle stand out, focusing on their efficiency and superiority in producing high-quality meat. It is aimed at farmers, ranchers, and anyone involved in the agricultural industry, providing insights into the benefits of choosing this particular breed. This historical work offers a glimpse into the practices and priorities of cattle breeding in the past.

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