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by Frederick Lowell Houghton (Author)
From ancient Viking settlements to modern American dairy farms, Holstein-Friesian cattle have played a vital role in agriculture for centuries. In this engaging history, Frederick Lowell Houghton traces the breed's development in America, highlighting the key figures, breeding programs, and innovations that made Holstein-Friesians the most popular dairy cattle in the United States.
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