This concise but comprehensive introductory text covers the production and care of domestic animals.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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reasonable,
This review is from: Science of Animal Husbandry (6th Edition) (Paperback)
Although I think that animal husbandry is wrong,
my friend recommended this book to me. After reading it, I have to admit that it's a pretty good book, and is reasonably priced. There are a lot of good ideas about animal husbandry contained in this book. Also, I like how this book looks at animal husbandry from a science perspective. Nevertheless, I still think that animal husbandry is wrong.
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this book is biased,
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This review is from: Science of Animal Husbandry (6th Edition) (Paperback)
i was really put off by the author's theory of horse evolution. The authors are biased toward special creation, which sounds stupid to me. It sounds like someone who is trying too hard to make the bible more believable to scientists. National geographic magazine says Darwin was correct. I don't think a school textbook is the proper place to talk about Noah's Ark, or any religious references at all. The whole book lost appeal after that. I wouldn't go to church to learn about animal husbandry, so I am offended to learn about the author's religious views in a book about animal science.
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