American Short-horn Record: Containing The Pedigrees Of Improved Short-horned Cattle; Volume 2

American Short-horn Record, Volume 2, meticulously documents the pedigrees of improved Short-horned cattle. This historical record, compiled by the American Short-horn Record Association, provides invaluable information for breeders, historians, and anyone interested in the development of American agriculture. It stands as a testament to the importance of careful breeding and the evolution of livestock management in the United States. This volume offers a detailed look into the lineage of these animals, showcasing the dedication to improving cattle breeds during the period. A must-have for agricultural collections and those studying animal science and American history.

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