Domestic Geese
Domestic Geese by Chris Ashton, published by Crowood in 1999, is a comprehensive guide that explores the various aspects of keeping geese. This 192-page book provides insights into the care and management of these birds, whether for eggs, meat, exhibition, or as pets. Ashton covers essential topics such as breeds, their origins, characteristics, and the overall management of adult stock, making it a valuable resource for both novice and experienced keepers.
Readers will find detailed information on the breeding season, rearing goslings, and addressing common ailments and diseases. The book also delves into different enterprises related to geese, offering a well-rounded perspective on their care. With a focus on nature and animal husbandry, Domestic Geese serves as a practical reference for anyone interested in understanding and managing these fascinating birds.
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There are many reasons for keeping geese–for eggs, meat, exhibition, as rare breeds, or just pets. Whatever your reason for choosing these fascinating birds, Chris Ashton explains how to look after them, from setting up with the first birds to breeding, rearing, and showing. Topics covered include breeds, their origin, and characteristics; an overview of different enterprises; management of adult stock; the breeding season; rearing the goslings; and ailments and diseases.
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