Bert Theunissen is the director of the Descartes Centre for the History and Philosophy of the Sciences and the Humanities, and the Chair of the History of Science Program at Utrecht University.
This book offers a magnificent panorama on animal husbandry, featuring concrete discussions on dairy cattle, chickens, pigs, sheep, and horses. -- Beat Bachi, University of Zurich * <em>European Journal for the History of Medicine and Health</em> * A work of excellent scholarship that will be recommended reading for scholars interested in twentieth-century agricultural history and in the history of animal breeding and genetics. -- Tarquin Holmes * <em>History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences</em> * This book beautifully straddles the line between the two apparently diverse (and often divisive) attitudes to breeding, because of a deep understanding of both genetic and practical breeding methods. -- Margaret E. Derry, University of Guelph * <em>Agricultural History</em> *