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Backyard Cow

Name: Backyard Cow
Brand: Storey Publishing LLC
SKU: 05089112
Price: 5705 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Sue Weaver
ISBN: 9781603429979

An Introductory Guide to Keeping a Productive Family Cow

Sue Weaver

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 05089112

Publishers Storey Publishing LLC, May 2012

This title covers everything small farmers and backyard homesteaders need to know to keep a single c... Full description

Libristo code: 05089112

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This title covers everything small farmers and backyard homesteaders need to know to keep a single cow or a small dairy herd as a productive part of their food supply - from selecting a breed, maintaining animal health, feeding, and providing shelter to milking and making homemade dairy products. Just one cow can easily provide all the milk, cheese, and other dairy products one family needs. A dairy cow, such as a Jersey, will give six gallons of milk a day, compared with a dairy goat that gives just up to three quarts. Per capita cheese consumption is twice the level it was 25 years ago, and it shows no signs of levelling off, according to the USDA's Educational Research Service.