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Different breeds are good for different conditions and environments. Some grow slower but can take a harsher climate; some grow faster but need to be pampered, and vice versa. Choosing a breed also depends on market demands and personal preferences. Since there are over 900 breeds to choose from, but are limited to what he can raise according to where he lives, he can choose whatever breed or breeds he likes according to market, environment, maternal/paternal characteristics, his past experiences and his personal preferences.
What else can I help you with?
How do you get different dog breeds on Nintendogs and cats?
yes, you can choose from any type of breed
Why were farmers only allowed to grow little varieties of crops such as wheat?
Because there were only a few scant varieties to choose from for farmers to grow. It's different nowadays, as farmers have far more cultivars and varieties to choose from to grow in their fields.
Why can you only choose certain breeds on howrse?
what do you mean by certain breeds?? they have so many to choose from (although I know they don't have all of them) to get you extra points on the game you normally have to breed pure breeds
Do cattle eat cattle if it had no other food?
No. Cattle, being strictly herbivores, will choose to starve over cannibalism.
What is a cattle show?
A cattle show is a group of cattle (or animals) of the same breed competing against one another. Each cow is halter broke, clipped, and washed then are judged by a judge who then will place each cow from first, second, third, so on and so forth. The winners will then move on to choose the champion of each breed than the overall champion of all the breeds.
What farmers sow to make things grow?
they choose the plant which will grow best in their soil, different soils have differnet ph's so grow different plants differently
When a breeder prefers black coat color in his labradors and therefore breeds only his dogs that blacks he's participating in?
He is participating in selective breeding. This is when you choose to breed to different animals because of their specific genetic traits. This is different from when two mates choose each other.
What breed for beef to choose for Ghana climate?
For the Ghana climate, which is characterized by warmth and humidity, the best beef breeds to consider are the Bonsmara and the Sanga cattle. These breeds are well-adapted to tropical conditions, exhibit good heat tolerance, and have a robust resistance to diseases. Additionally, they offer good growth rates and meat quality, making them suitable for beef production in Ghana. Crossbreeding with local breeds can also enhance resilience and productivity.
When a breeder prefers black coats color in his Labradors and therefore breeds only his dogs that have black coats he is participating in what?
He is participating in selective breeding. This is when you choose to breed to different animals because of their specific genetic traits. This is different though when two mates choose each other.
When a breeder prefers black coat color in his Labradors and therefore breeds only his dogs that have black coats hes participating in?
He is participating in selective breeding. This is when you choose to breed to different animals because of their specific genetic traits. This is different from when two mates choose each other.
Why are there so many chicken breeds worldwide?
God made them that way. Or...... through thousands of years of controlled breeding for different desired attributes, as well as surviving through different regional conditions. Whichever you choose to believe.
How can a farmer choose which cattle to buy?
Well, a farmer or cattleman or cattle producer first has to look at the goals he or she has in mind, and how buildings and fences are set up around the farm. Does the producer want to background cattle, or have a breeding herd? Does the farmer want to contract-graze cattle or raise them in a feedlot environment? If it's a breeding herd, then he/she has to analyze and research what breed or breeds they would like to raise. "Are Angus better than Herefords?" "Should I go with a more less common breed like Galloway or British White?" "What breed would do best in my area if I were to raise them with as minimal of management as possible?" What to feed and how to feed is also crucial to determining what type of herd of cattle to raise. Grass-fed or grain-fed? Pasture or drylot? Location, seasons, and environment are also note-worthy in determining what cattle to purchase. And don't forget the size of the farm and the stocking rate for that farm. One should also weigh the advantages and disadvantages of raising different types and breeds of cattle. Background vs. Cow-calf: Purebred vs. Commercial, Background vs. Feedlot, etc. Once all the pros and cons and analyzing of that producer's farm has been made complete, only then can they decide which cattle to buy for their farm.
