Zootechnia: ProducciÃ3n Animal, by JosÃ(c) Echegaray Lacosta, is a comprehensive treatise on animal husbandry. Subtitled "Segunda Parte De La Agricultura Ã" Sea: La Ciencia Que Enseña à Multiplicar Y Mejorar Los Animales Ã?tiles Al Hombre..." [Second Part of Agriculture or rather: The Science that teaches to multiply and improve animals useful to man], this book delves into the science of animal production and improvement. It provides detailed insights into the practices and principles of breeding and managing livestock, making it an invaluable resource for those involved in agriculture and animal science. This historical text offers a unique perspective on the methods and knowledge used in animal husbandry during its time, appealing to both historians of science and practitioners seeking a deeper understanding of the field.

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