. Les bovins. Le bétail, les bovins. 33. culture des bovins, et une grande partie des meilleurs pâturages ont été remis par la charrue. / La conséquence naturelle de l'inattention et la famine était, que la race grandement dégénéré dans sa disposition à engraisser, et, cer- sûrement, avec de nombreuses exceptions, mais pourtant, comme leur caractère général, le bétail est devenu Glamorganshire et sont à côté plat, forte de la hanche- joints et les épaules, élevé dans la croupe, trop long dans les jambes, avec des peaux épaisses, et d'une constitution délicate. Par conséquent, il doit être reconnu à l'heure actuelle, et peut-être il doit continuer encore longtemps à b

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. Cattle. Cattle; Cattle. 33 CATTLE. cultivation of it, and a great proportion of the best pastures were turned over by the plough. / The natural consequence of inattention and starvation was, that the breed greatly degenerated in its disposition to fatten, and, cer- tainly, with many exceptions, but yet, as their general character, the Glamorganshire cattle became and are flat-sided, sharp in the hip- joints and shoulders, high in the rump, too long in the legs, with thick skins, and a delicate constitution. Therefore, it must be acknowledged at present, and perhaps it must long continue to be the fact, that the Glamorgans, generally, are far from being what they once were. They continue, however, to maintain their character for stoutness and activity, and are still profitably employed in hus- bandry work. The beef is still good, marbled, and good tasted ; and in proportion as the value of the ox to the grazier has decreased, the value of the cow lias become enhanced for the dairy. He who is accustomed to cattle will understand the meaning of this ; and the kind of incompatibility between an aptitude to fatten in a little time, and on spare keep, and the property of yielding a more than average quantity of milk.. GLAMORGAN OX. This is the breed which is established in the populous districts of Glamorgan. The Glamorgan cattle bear a close resemblance to the Hereford's in figure, although inferior to them in size ; they feed. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Youatt, William, 1776-1847; Martin, W. C. L. (William Charles Linnaeus), 1798-1864, joint author; Stevens, A. ed. New-York, C. M. Saxton

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