 | Ohio State Board of Agriculture - 1876 - 856 pages
...of the prize Berkshire sow at the State Fair at Mansfield in September, 1872. — KLIPPART.] COr.OH AND MARKIN'G. The most favorite color among the best...superior quality of flesh, softer hair, and thinner akin. The above is no ideal description of choice improved Berkshire swine, for I found several such... | |
 | Ohio State Board of Agriculture - 1873 - 750 pages
...body of white or buff, or a mixture of the two; a small blaze in the face ; two to four white feet, and more or less white hair in the tail. The plum...carried rather higher style and finer points with it, a snperior qnality of flesh, softer hair and thinner skin. In fact, to nse a jnst and expressive phrase,... | |
 | Indiana. State Board of Agriculture - 1872 - 952 pages
...body of white or buff, or a mixture of the two; a small blaze in the face; two to four white feet, and more or less white hair in the tail. The plum...style and finer points with it, a superior quality of fle,-.h, softer hair and thinner skin. In fact, to use a just and expressive phrase, the animals thus... | |
 | 1876 - 760 pages
...Berkshire, in 1841, was a deep rich plum, with a slight flecking on the body of white, or a lictle mingling with it of buff; a small blaze in the face;...purchased and sent them home to grace my own piggery. Л' or, with all these points, were they lacking in size ; and to substantiate this assertion, I will... | |
 | Ohio State Board of Agriculture - 1876 - 848 pages
...photograph of the prize Berkshire sow at the State Fair at Mansfield in September, 1872. — KLIPPART.] COLOR AND MARKING. ' The most favorite color among...no ideal description of choice improved Berkshire swiue. for I found several such in traversing the country, and purchased and sent them home to grace... | |
 | Foster Dwight Coburn - 1877 - 288 pages
...hi carriage, and, in the boar, more especially, bold and imposing in presence. "COLOR AND MAEKING. " The most favorite color among the best breeders in...choice improved Berkshire swine, for I found several sucli in traversing the country, and purchased and sent them home, to grace my own piggery. Nor, with... | |
 | Foster Dwight Coburn - 1897 - 326 pages
...Berkshire, in 1841, was a deep rich plum, with a slight flecking on the body of •white, or a littla mingling with it of buff; a small blaze in the face;...choice improved Berkshire swine, for I found several suclt in traversing the country, and purchased and sent them home, to grace my own piggery. Nor, with... | |
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... mingling with it of buff; a small blaze in the face; two to four feet white, and more or less white hair in the tail. The plum color was preferred to the black or slate, because it carried rather higher style and finer points with it, a superior quality... 