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In this article we will look at the iconic Highland Cattle, very easily recognised by their shaggy coats and large horns, they are a breed shaped by their environment. An ancient Scottish breed Highland cattle, also known as Scottish Highland cattle, have a rich history steeped in the rugged landscapes of Scotland. They are believed…
Limousin cattle are a breed of beef cattle originating from the Limousin and Marche regions of France. History Limousin cattle are one of the oldest French beef breeds originating in the region of Limousin in south-central France, as well as in parts of the adjacent Marche region, records date back to the 18th century. They…
Texas Longhorn cattle are a breed known for their distinctive horns, hearty constitution, and historical significance in the United States. Texas Longhorns are descendants of cattle brought to North America by Spanish explorers and settlers in the 15th and 16th centuries. Over time, these cattle interbred with other breeds brought by European settlers, as well…
The Ankole-Watusi cattle or simply Watusi, are a breed of cattle native to Africa, found in the regions of Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. They are believed to have originated in the Great Lakes region of East Africa, where they have been raised by indigenous tribes such as the Watusi and…
Here we have some more of the Best of British Welcome to part 2 of native British cattle breeds where we look at some more unique British breeds, each one shaped by the environment they were developed in.
The Best of British Native British cattle breeds have contributed significantly to the country’s agricultural heritage and continue to play important roles in both beef and dairy production. Preservation efforts are made to maintain the genetic diversity and cultural significance of these breeds. Our Pick British Cattle: No. 392 “British Cattle: No. 392” by Val…