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Stud Managers' Handbook
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ABSTRACT
The Stud Managers' Handbook includes presentations made at the International Stockmen's School, January 2-6, 1983. The faculty members of the School who authored th is eighteenth volume of the Handbook, along with books on Dairy Cattle, Beef Cattle, and Sheep and Goats, are scholars, stockmen, and agribusiness leaders with national and international reputations. The papers are a mixture of tried and true technology and practices with new concepts from the latest research results of experiments in all parts of the world. Relevant information and concepts from many related disciplines are included.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part Part 1|28 pages
The Horse Industry and Its Heritage
chapter 3|11 pages
Present Day Usage and Future Opportunities for Draft Horses and Mules
part Part 2|50 pages
General Concepts Affecting Agriculture and the Industry
chapter 5|8 pages
World Livestock Feed Relationships: Their Meaning to U.S. Agriculture
chapter 7|6 pages
Regulation of Agricultural Chemicals, Growth Promotants, and Feed Additives
part Part 3|24 pages
Genetics and Selection
part Part 4|51 pages
Anatomy, Physiology, and Reproduction
chapter 13|8 pages
Similar Anatomical and Developmental Characteristics of Sheep, Cattle, and Horses
chapter 16|9 pages
Analysis of Reproductive Patterns in Mares by Radio Telemetry and Estroprobe
chapter 17|12 pages
Influence of Body Condition on Reproductive Performance of Mares
part Part 5|23 pages
Behavior and Training
part Part 6|54 pages
Animal Psychology, Environment, and Welfare
chapter 27|5 pages
Animal Welfare: An International PERSPECTIVE
part Part 7|52 pages
Feeds and Nutrition
chapter 32|7 pages
Protein Supplements for Lactating Mares and Effects on Foal Growth
part Part 8|39 pages
Pasture, Forage, and Range
chapter 38|10 pages
Determining Carrying Capacity on Rangeland to Set Stocking Rates That Will Be Most Productive
part Part 9|36 pages
Health, Disease, and Parasites
part Part 10|46 pages
Marketing, Economics, and Computer Technology