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...haran Chantalakhana was born in 1936 at Songkhla, Thailand. He joined the staff of Kasetsart University, Thailand in 1962, working on indigenous Thai cattle and swamp buffalo and their respective crossbreds, exotic dairy cattle. Dr Charan was Dean of the Faculty of Natural Resources, Prince of Songkhla University, Thailand from 1978 to 1979, Vice-President of Kasetsart Uni...

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...pation Effects of heat stress Other environmental constraints (parasites and diseases) The tropical dairy cow Suggested Reading Chapter 5: Dairy breeds and selection V. K. Taneja Introduction Dairy cattle Breeds Some new crossbreeds Performance potential of dairy cattle breeds Selection schemes Grading up to local cattle with improved indigenous breeds Sel...

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...This second novel in the series follows young "Montana" to Fort Worth, Texas in 1886, where he hires on at a major cattle ranch and ultimately saves it from foreclosure. A good deal of the story involves his horse "Spirit" and his involvement in the early Texas State Fair races. This 203 page novel is suitable for young readers. Buy at ww...

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...was important to me for two reasons. First, it was where I learned to handle cattle, and second, it’s where I found Spirit. He was just a yearling ... ...t long after that I left Wyoming for Kansas and got a job with one of the big cattle drives. Most those drives that end up in Dodge City start out i... ...ls in pain – whether it was a horse being abused or just burning brands into cattle. I decided early on that I preferred to help folks.” “You sure... ...ajor railroads that use Fort Worth as a hub now and between that and all the cattle drives that start out here, Fort Worth has a built-in populatio... ...d acres northeast of town. It’s been in the family ever since. It’s mostly a cattle ranch, but my brother Clint who runs it breeds horses too. Last... ...ily ever since. It’s mostly a cattle ranch, but my brother Clint who runs it breeds horses too. Last I knew he had thirty or more of some of the fi... ... best riders and the best horses in Texas! Just remember, the Circle of Fire breeds the very best whether it’s beef or horseflesh.” “Yesterday I...

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...ch other. They can carry 15-20 times their body weight. Only the colony's queen breeds. Unfertilized eggs develop into males. The queen also liv... ...ughout history, numerous objects served as money: seashells, stones, whales' teeth, cattle and manillas (ornamental jewelry). The word "salary" refl...

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... that, to the N, the world looks like a place where the only food is meat and we're the cattle. That's why, at the most primitive level, they think ... ...re dance. The narcissist is formed by his partner inasmuch as he forms her. Submission breeds superiority and masochism breeds sadism. The relations... ... We divorced a few months ago, but he has visitation rights. You wrote that 'narcissism breeds narcissism'. How can I prevent my child from becoming...

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...ted, stabbed in the back, discriminated against, inferior and wrathful. Frustration breeds aggression we are taught and this true lesson was never m... ...the Italians treated Montenegrin refugees in 1923 (returning them to Yugoslavia in cattle cars). They wondered if the precedent might be repeated, ... ...ationalism straight into Kosovo, the historical heartland of Serb-ism. Oppression breeds resistance and Serb oppression served only to streamline ...

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...ively excluded from the big roulette of life. Growers - of anything from cereals to cattle - similarly use random culling to improve their stock. As... ...proffered an opposite view that the domestic proximity of the members of the family breeds sexual repulsion (the epigenetic rule known as the Weste...

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...le-thumping, and dangerously violent nation, the United States of America. Violence breeds counter- violence and profound contempt. You found yoursel... ...g to widespread and recurrent famine and malnutrition. The mainstays of grazing and cattle herding have been hampered by mines and deforestation. ... ...qis are currently employed in agriculture - most of it subsistence farming, raising cattle and poultry. Many an urbane urbanite now tend to tiny pl...

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...y men whom he had seen many hours earlier walking contently enough to the "cattle cars" at the train station accompanied, demarcated, and limited by w... ...ing their eyes were these laborers in something slightly more opulent than cattle cars. If they preferred to be in this air conditioned car that he wa... ...ion between the two species of elephants. Honestly, I think that with both breeds, the figurative and the literal elephants, there are stalls for them... ...ke Bangkok where they are so used to the open exhibition of the figurative breeds. I'm just trying to imagine those silky hands of yours scooping up e... ...ding in it, despite its coldness, was certainly more comfortable than the "cattle cars" linked from behind; but coming by train at all was an attempt ...

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... origins in the animal kingdom. To the cannibal, we are no better and no more than cattle or sheep. Cannibalism confronts us with the irreversibili... ...shly complex and hopelessly brobdignagian criminal code. Such inevitable ignorance breeds criminal behaviour - sometimes inadvertently - and transf... ...n of the fleeting translates into aesthetics, the uniqueness of our ephemeral life breeds morality, and the scarcity of time gives rise to ambition... ...proffered an opposite view that the domestic proximity of the members of the family breeds sexual repulsion (the epigenetic rule known as the Weste... ...and then to choose one's acts. The narcissist does none of these. Thus, punishment breeds in him surprise, hurt and seething anger. The narcissist ... ...rtuous cycle of investment, employment, and consumption ensues. But over-crowding breeds violence (as has been demonstrated in experiments with mi... ...ively excluded from the big roulette of life. Growers - of anything from cereals to cattle - similarly use random culling to improve their stock. As...

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... origins in the animal kingdom. To the cannibal, we are no better and no more than cattle or sheep. Cannibalism confronts us with the irreversibili... ...shly complex and hopelessly brobdignagian criminal code. Such inevitable ignorance breeds criminal behaviour - sometimes inadvertently - and transf... ...n of the fleeting translates into aesthetics, the uniqueness of our ephemeral life breeds morality, and the scarcity of time gives rise to ambition... ...proffered an opposite view that the domestic proximity of the members of the family breeds sexual repulsion (the epigenetic rule known as the Weste... ...and then to choose one's acts. The narcissist does none of these. Thus, punishment breeds in him surprise, hurt and seething anger. The narcissist ... ...rtuous cycle of investment, employment, and consumption ensues. But over-crowding breeds violence (as has been demonstrated in experiments with mi... ...ively excluded from the big roulette of life. Growers - of anything from cereals to cattle - similarly use random culling to improve their stock. As...

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...ilian ranchers cannot use a piece of cleared rainforest anymore to raise their cattle on: leaving the previously, owned land behind, devastated, and ... ...lian ranchers cannot use a piece of cleared rainforest anymore to raise their cattle on: leaving the previously, owned land behind, devastated, and d... ...ad killed virtually all the natural predators in their area for fear of their cattle being eaten by wolves. Because their cattle is a limited resour... ...than all human slavery combined. We kill far more chickens, goats, pigs, and cattle, than we do humans: and without any qualms. Killers are replac... ...ry… until we have ranchers in brazil cutting down ancient rainforests to raise cattle for a few short years, exhausting the soil that was never desig... ... In all societies based upon greed and accumulation: Proximity to the elite; breeds contempt of them by the lower class. The myths of the elite van... ..., while the ego does. The dynamic is obvious: reflective isolation-separation breeds fear. Without a sense of absolute separation from all else, th... ...of their families starving. Wealth and accumulation breed more greed. Greed breeds more greed. The more they amassed food and wealth: the more th... ...wn. They built their own farms and towns. And did not foster a race of half-breeds mixing with the natives; as the French and Spanish colonies did...

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...ing positions. Think of rules setting out water rights or the right to drive cattle over homesteaders’ land in the Ameri- can West. But they also are ... ...ound them, declare that this new land needs new ways. They want to let their cattle roam as they will; their slogan is “Protect the open range.” In pr... ...vate property through which they pass. They also let the ranchers move their cattle around from one area of pasture to another. The ranchers become st... ... toll roads. (The ranchers, of course, are more concerned with the rights of cattle than people, but most drivers agree with them.) As a result, the s... ...ction well through repeated lawbreaking is an unstable and dangerous one. It breeds a lack of respect for the law in those who should be its greatest ...

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...Cultague, dum peregre est animus sine corpore velox. -- Epist. xii. 12. Cattle destroyd Democritus his sets, While his mind bodilesse vagaries fet... ...f his life, as hee maintaineth our wives, and in time of need keepeth our cattle. It is long sin ce that in my house we have a share in Lycurgus the... ... becommeth so much more fertile. Difficultatent fecit doctrine: 'Learning breeds difficulty.' We found many doubts in Ulpian, we finde more in Barto...

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...r; the man dragged rearward, shamed, amazed; And as a torrent stream where cattle grazed, His tumbled world. What, then, the faith she feels? May not... ... of ease whereof the soul pays price! No home is here for peace while evil breeds, While error governs, none; and must the seeds You sow, you that for...

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... strophe 4 Some past impiety, some grey old crime, Breeds the young curse, that wantons in our ill, Early or late, w... ...er, how oft with sanguine stain Streamed on thine altar stone the blood of cattle, slain That heaven might guard our wall! But all was shed in vain. L...

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... save his men, for they perished through their own sheer folly in eating the cattle of the Sun god Hyperion; so the god prevented them from ever reach... ... heaven may send some great monster of the deep to attack me; for Amphitrite breeds many such, and I know that Neptune is very angry with me.” While h... ...hile the others lie away from it towards dawn. It is a rugged island, but it breeds brave men, and my eyes know none that they better love to look upo... ...man who could do without sleep might earn double wages, one as a herdsman of cattle, and another as a shepherd, for they work much the same by night a... ...climbed a high rock to reconnoitre, but could see no sign neither of man nor cattle, only some smoke rising from the ground. So I sent two of my compa... ...n your ship reaches the Thrinacian island, where you will find the sheep and cattle belonging to the sun, who sees and gives ear to everything. If you... ...e coun try round; but Neleus would only give her to him who should raid the cattle of Iphicles from the graz ing grounds of Phylace, and this was a ... ...y quantity of corn and also wine, for it is watered both by rain and dew; it breeds cattle also and goats; all kinds of timber grow here, and there ar...

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...ome with moss and baleful mistletoe: Here never shines the sun; here nothing breeds, Unless the nightly owl or fatal raven: And when they show’d me th... ...id turn to marble; Even at thy teat thou hadst thy tyranny. Yet every mother breeds not sons alike: [To CHIRON ] Do thou entreat her show a woman pity... ... and forswear myself, Set deadly enmity between two friends, Make poor men’s cattle break their necks; Set fire on barns and hay stacks in the night, ...

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...arful. The crops were destroyed, houses washed away, and shelterless men and cattle forced to take refuge on scat tering elevations here and there in... ...less patches of dry ground here and there; a few felled trees, with skeleton cattle, mules, and horses, eating the leaves and gnawing the bark—no othe... ...when he dropped into his personal history and I dis covered that he was a cattle raiser from interior Ohio, I was so pleased with my own penetratio... ...gnored my name, and always called me T riangle. What an enthusiast he was in cattle! At the bare name of a bull or a cow, his eye would light and his ... ...ose. As long as I would walk and listen, he would walk and talk; he knew all breeds, he loved all breeds, he ca ressed them all with his affectionate... ...with his affectionate tongue. I tramped along in voiceless misery whilst the cattle question was up; when I could endure it no longer, I used to deftl... ... and dying off quite fast, as the confinement on rafts and the food they get breeds disease. After a short stop we started, and soon came to a section...

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...ome of the Maine ports, but the crews drew from goodness knows where. Risk breeds reck- lessness, and when greed is added there are fine chances for e... ...terview , when they had been chased for three miles by a big lumbering old cattle-boat, all boarded over on the upper deck, that smelt like a thousand... ...attle-boat, all boarded over on the upper deck, that smelt like a thousand cattle-pens. A very excited officer yelled at them through a speak- ing-tru... ...ted. “What’ s come to your lead? Et it? Can’t ye smell bottom, or are them cattle too rank?” “What d’ ye feed ‘em?” said Uncle Salters with in- tense ... ...kind o’ no- tion that oil-cake broke small an’ sprinkled “Thunder!” said a cattle-man in a red jersey as he looked over the side. “What asylum did the... ... Disko and Salters wrangled seriously till evening, Salters arguing that a cattle-boat was practically a barn on blue water, and Disko insisting that,...

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...ently surprised by the sight of rare birds,— Chinese pheasants, mysterious breeds of ducks. Every one flocked to see them. Monsieur and Madame Grosset... ...t being suitable for wheat, and the unfor- tunate peasantry having neither cattle of any kind nor farm- ing implements, they lived for the most part o... ...ou could plant fine poplars along these water-courses and raise the finest cattle on such pasturage as you would then obtain. What is grass, but sun a... ... lose them- selves in the soil. No one lives in that unhealthy region. The cattle will not eat the grass or reeds that grow near the brack- ish water.... ...s carried on with horses lose capital when the horse is past work; whereas cattle always return a profit to those who use them. I approve in every way... ...nues, the evil will only increase. T wenty-five years from now the race of cattle and horses will have diminished in France by one half.” “Monsieur Gr...