Sheep-raising in British Columbia ..

Published in 1892, this book provides a comprehensive guide to sheep-raising in British Columbia. The author, Samuel Herbert Hopkins, was an experienced rancher who drew on his own successes and failures in the sheep business to offer practical advice on breed selection, feeding, housing, and flock management. Hopkins also discusses the economics of sheep-raising, including methods for marketing wool and sheep. Anyone interested in the history of agriculture or in raising livestock will find this work a fascinating resource.
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