SHORTHORN BREEDING
English opinion of new Zealand avqrk. "There is a distinct revival in Shorthorn breeding in New Zealand (says the Live Stock . Journal" of London), but e two islands cannot agree as to .type the pity. The type of -dairy Miorthorn apparently aimed at by North Jsi and advocates does not, however, com-' mend jfeelf to those' who favour the more lobust type of the English dairy Shortiiorn and they argueMhat a Shorthorn cow built on tho lines of a. Jersey will not have the constitution of the deepchested English type. In the South Island_ the development of Shorthorn Breeding is more on the lines of tho beef type, and Canterbury ■ Dairy Shorthorn K 3 of late years' gone much to joeei. Dairy cows are, however, not in the same demand in the South Island as Si li is grazing cattle' lather than milkers that are required/'
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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 223, 8 June 1918, Page 10
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148SHORTHORN BREEDING Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 223, 8 June 1918, Page 10
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