Cow Breeds

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Beefmaster

American beef breed developed in Colorado in the 1930s.

<p>American beef breed developed in Colorado in the 1930s.</p>
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Brahman

American beef breed developed in the southwestern U.S. heat-tolerant with a shoulder hump.

<p>American beef breed developed in the southwestern U.S. heat-tolerant with a shoulder hump.</p>
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Brangus

Trademarked American beef breed developed in Louisiana by crossing Between two different breeds

<p>Trademarked American beef breed developed in Louisiana by crossing Between two different breeds</p>
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Santa Gertrudis

Beef breed developed on King Ranch, Texas red, black, or white foundation sire 'Monkey'.

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Angus

British beef breed originating in Scotland known for producing highly palatable, high-quality meat.

<p>British beef breed originating in Scotland known for producing highly palatable, high-quality meat.</p>
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Hereford

British beef breed with a red body and white face, underbelly, and legs.

<p>British beef breed with a red body and white face, underbelly, and legs.</p>
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Texas Longhorn

Beef breed descended from Columbus's stock drought-tolerant with horns spreading over 4 feet.

<p>Beef breed descended from Columbus's stock drought-tolerant with horns spreading over 4 feet.</p>
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Charolais

Large, highly muscular French beef breed imported to North America in 1930.

<p>Large, highly muscular French beef breed imported to North America in 1930.</p>
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Limousin

French beef breed imported to the U.S. in 1968 used to increase leanness.

<p> French beef breed imported to the U.S. in 1968 used to increase leanness.</p>
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Salers

Dual-purpose French breed (milk, meat, draft) brought to North America in the 1970s.

<p>Dual-purpose French breed (milk, meat, draft) brought to North America in the 1970s.</p>
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Simmental

Swiss breed with brown-to-red bodies and white faces used for milk and meat.

<p>Swiss breed with brown-to-red bodies and white faces used for milk and meat.</p>
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Murray Grey

Australian breed of moderate size maintains body condition easily without consuming excessive forage.

<p> Australian breed of moderate size maintains body condition easily without consuming excessive forage.</p>
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Ayrshire

British dairy breed from Scotland red and white with sharp color lines excellent foragers.

<p>British dairy breed from Scotland red and white with sharp color lines excellent foragers.</p>
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Guernsey

Medium-framed British dairy breed with golden/white coat ranks 2nd in milk fat production.

<p>Medium-framed British dairy breed with golden/white coat ranks 2nd in milk fat production.</p>
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Jersey

light fawn to black with dished face Smallest dairy breed highest milk volume per pound.

<p> light fawn to black with dished face Smallest dairy breed highest milk volume per pound.</p>
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Milking Shorthorn

British dairy breed from northern England red, white, or roan color pattern.

<p>British dairy breed from northern England red, white, or roan color pattern.</p>
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Brown Swiss

Old Swiss dairy breed light to dark brown, slow to mature, and long-lived.

<p>Old Swiss dairy breed light to dark brown, slow to mature, and long-lived.</p>
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Holstein-Friesian

Most popular U.S. dairy breed distinctive black and white pattern largest dairy breed.

<p>Most popular U.S. dairy breed distinctive black and white pattern largest dairy breed.</p>