Raising Healthy Goats In Primitive Conditions
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Author: Robert A. Vanderhoof
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Added Date: 2014-10-08
Language: English
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Raising Healthy Goats In Primitive Conditions
My sincere desire in preparing this booklet is that it will serve to be readily used as a reference and aid in the raising of goats. Veterinary information and assistance are in short suppiy 3r non- existent in many areas of the world. The author has endeavored to write this booklot in a brief style. Touching on the most important
diseases and conditions and providing appropriate dosages, treatments and recommendations. 1 he writer of this booklet has been in veterinary practice for 45 years, taking care of both large and sma!! animals. Aftsr graduating from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine, he was intimately associated with his father introducing and developing the Polled Hereford breed of beef cattle in California. His 6000 acre cattle ranch was located at Woodlake, California in tha foothills of the
High Sierra range of mountains.
The author has traveled to Haiti, helping with veterinary work, as well as Mexico, and to Havasupai Indians down in the grand Canyon of Arizona. He also mad8 a trip to Israel in 1968. He is prasently in active veterinary practice in Central California at Woodlake, and much 05 his time is spent on working with small ruminants (sheep and goats). This manual is dedicated to people (providing hop8 and encouragement} who must by necessity derive their custenance from the milk and meat of the goat.
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