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Category : Eggs
Languages : en
Pages : 708
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American Egg and Poultry Review
Author: American Egg & Poultry Review
Author: American Egg and Poultry Review
Author: The American Poultry Review
Author: A Preliminary Review of the Field of Research in Eggs and Poultry
Author: Institute of American Poultry Industries. National Advisory Committee on ResearchPublisher:
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Category : Eggs
Languages : en
Pages : 44
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U.S. Egg and Poultry Magazine
Author: The U.S. Egg and Poultry Magazine
Author: A Preliminary Review of the Field of Research in Eggs and Poultry
Author: Institute of American Poultry IndustriesPublisher:
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Category : Eggs
Languages : en
Pages : 46
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Coop
Author: Michael PerryPublisher: Harper Collins
ISBN: 0061865427
Category : Biography & Autobiography
Languages : en
Pages : 224
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“You can read Michael Perry’s Coop as an outrageously funny comedy about a semi-hapless neophyte navigating the pitfalls (and pratfalls) of the farming life. Please do, in fact. But scratch a little deeper, past Perry’s lusciously entertaining and epigrammatic prose, his ultra-charming combo of Midwestern earnestness and serrated wit, and you’ll find a reflective, sincere, and surprisingly touching-at times, even heart-cracking-story about a man struggling to put down roots.” — Jonathan Miles, author of Want Not In over his head with two pigs, a dozen chickens, and a baby due any minute, the acclaimed author of Population: 485 gives us a humorous, heartfelt memoir of a new life in the country. Living in a ramshackle Wisconsin farmhouse—faced with thirty-seven acres of fallen fences and overgrown fields, and informed by his pregnant wife that she intends to deliver their baby at home—Michael Perry plumbs his unorthodox childhood for clues to how to proceed as a farmer, a husband, and a father. Whether he’s remembering his younger days—when his city-bred parents took in sixty or so foster children while running a sheep and dairy farm—or describing what it’s like to be bitten in the butt while wrestling a pig, Perry flourishes in his trademark humor. But he also writes from the quieter corners of his heart, chronicling experiences as joyful as the birth of his child and as devastating as the death of a dear friend.
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