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Holstein Cattle
- This is an extract out of Theo Oosthuizen's book "Holstein" - part of the Cattle International Series Theo has been researching International Cattle breeds...
- Updated 344 days ago | Holstein Cattle › cattle
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Brahman Cattle
- The Brahman breed originated from Bos indicus cattle originally from India. Through the centuries of exposure to inadequate food supplies, insect pests, par...
- Updated 344 days ago | Brahman Cattle › beef
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International Cattle Breeds
- Theo Oosthuizen has been studing and researching international influences on cattle breeds since 2002 and has put together a list of recognised breeds. Through...
- Updated 282 days ago | International Cattle Breeds › bovine
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Droughtmaster Cattle
- (photo by Jenny Underwood) All information is provided by the Droughtmater Society of Australia Combining the best characteristics of both the British (Bo...
- Updated 302 days ago | Droughtmaster Cattle › australia
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Boran Cattle
- "The Boran is hardy, acclimatizes easily and with execellent fleshing qualities as proved in the results of carcass contents" "Genetics studies at the Inte...
- Updated 302 days ago | Boran Cattle › africa
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Charolais Cattle
- One of the oldest of the several breeds of French cattle. Charolais was developed in the district around Charolles in Central France. The breed became estab...
- Updated 344 days ago | Charolais › breeds
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Gelbvieh Cattle
- (pronounced (Gelp-Fee) Gelbvieh cattle are a breed with European origins, the first originating in the German regions and alps of Europe. Gelbvieh are a la...
- Updated 313 days ago | Gelbvieh Cattle › agriculture
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Simmental Cattle
- The breeds which are known under the following names in their country of origin shall be recognized as Simmentaler and shall be eligible for registration in...
- Updated 282 days ago | Simmental Cattle › agriculture
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Man - Take Care of Yourself
- You know the saying: "If I look good, I feel good" This is a motto to live by, more and more guys are coming around to the fact that it is acceptable to ha...
- Updated 1038 days ago | Male Grooming › manscaping
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British White Cattle
- British White Cattle - Born Gentle, Stay Gentle, and you can't ask for more in fertility, milkiness, calving ease, low birth weights, and hardiness.......... The...
- Updated 310 days ago | British White Cattle › agriculture
- Highland Cattle
- The highland breed of cattle has a long and distinguished ancestry, not only in its homeland of western Scotland, but also in many far-flang part of the wor...
- Updated 302 days ago | Highland Cattle › agriculture
- Braunvieh Cattle
- Braunvieh is not a crossbreed or a new breed developed using two or more breeds. On the contrary, Braunvieh may be the oldest pure breed on earth, with reco...
- Updated 340 days ago | Braunvieh Cattle › beef
- Guernsey Cattle
- The Isle of Guernsey, a tiny island in the English Channel off the coast of France, is the birthplace of the Guernsey cow. About 960 AD, besieged by buccan...
- Updated 186 days ago | Guernsey Cattle › cattle
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Holstein Cattle
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This is an extract out of Theo Oosthuizen's book "Holstein" - part of the Cattle International Series Theo has been researching International Cattle breeds...
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Brahman Cattle
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The Brahman breed originated from Bos indicus cattle originally from India. Through the centuries of exposure to inadequate food supplies, insect pests, par...
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International Cattle Breeds
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Theo Oosthuizen has been studing and researching international influences on cattle breeds since 2002 and has put together a list of recognised breeds. Through...
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Charolais Cattle
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One of the oldest of the several breeds of French cattle. Charolais was developed in the district around Charolles in Central France. The breed became estab...
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Hereford Cattle
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This is an extract out of Theo Oosthuizen's book "Hereford" - part of the Cattle International Series Theo has been researching International Cattle breeds...
