doctoring livestock
The holiday season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than by gaining cursory knowledge of typical farm animals? In this fourth edition of the digital version of Magner's Farm and Stock Book and Complete Instructor, our favorite author will address various barnyard maladies, interspersed with his unique quips and wit.
If you have not yet read the first 320 pages of Magner's work, visit the literature link and download the actual digitized text (PDF), or just view the relevant discussion links for analysis and summation. Then get parts 6 and 7 from the same location and follow along below.
secrets of horse training
Few would claim that they know how to properly address a panicked, aggressive horse in this modern society, but it is a skill that is undoubtedly worth knowing. Taming a vicious horse is something that can change the way one looks at the world; the feeling of accomplishment is unrivaled by any other casual activity. Therefore, I present this third installment in the publication of Magner's Farm and Stock Book and Complete Instructor, and the most valuable information yet shown. Please visit the literature link (found above) to download the digital versions of these chapters, and to acquaint yourself with the first several sections of the book and find their accompanying discussion links.
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