American Cotswold Record Containing The Pedigrees Of Pure Bred Cotswold Sheep

"American Cotswold Record, Volume 6" provides a detailed genealogical record of pure-bred Cotswold sheep in America. This volume, compiled by the American Cotswold Association, meticulously documents the pedigrees of these animals, offering essential information for breeders, farmers, and historians interested in the development of livestock and agricultural practices in the United States.

This record serves as a valuable resource for understanding the lineage and characteristics of Cotswold sheep, a breed known for its distinctive long, curly wool. Researchers and enthusiasts will find a wealth of data within these pages, illustrating the efforts to maintain and improve the breed's quality and heritage. This book offers insights into the agricultural history of America and the importance of breed associations in preserving animal genetics.

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