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210; Julie Kerr Casper

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1. Texas is the biggest cattle- producing state.
2. Catfish farming is a form of aquaculture.
3. Ranchers can take care not to overgraze their land, which uses up nutrients in the soil.
4. Soil erosion transports nutrients away.
5. Americans can spend roughly $2,328 each year on food
6. Some farmers have stopped using chemicals and have switched to organic farming and practice called crop-rotation to keep the pests down instead of using pesticides.

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" Sometimes, antibiotics are given to livestock to prevent diseases, but the use of antibiotics in animals that end up in the human food chain has created a lot of controversy."

If someone was a beginner for raising livestock and they needed information, they could find this in the book, and the risks of giving it to them.

"Cattle can be fed hay or can grade in the pasture. They eat by moving their heads and tearing the grass in the pasture, because they do not have cutting teeth to bite with. Cattle can also be fed cracked corn. Farmers also put out salt and mineral blocks for the cattle to lick."

That also relates to what I said for the last quote, if they needed information or advice they could look at this book as a resource.

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I love this book because it gives me so many interesting facts like; A dairy cow drinks 25 to 50 gallons of water each day.
Also, aqautic resources are food resources obtained from the water, including ponds, streams, and lakes through aquaculture.

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Dairy cows can produce 50 to 100 glasses of milk each day. They are also milked 2 to 3 times a day. Also, cattle products are ingredients in chewing gum, makeup, crayons, and detergent.

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This book is about agriculture and a better understanding of history of plantation, crops, raising livestock, interesting facts about dairy cows, and aquaculture.