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19 Cards in this Set

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Central Italy


Introduced: 1936


Heavy muscle/fat growth


Ranges from white to straw in color

Charlois

France


Introduced:1969


High growth rate to grain efficiency


Solid Gold to RED to black in color

Limousin

Northern Scotland


Originated: 1837


Good milking ability


Moderate size


Maternal


Black

Angus

Bristish Isles


Introduced: 1870s


Canning ease and milking ability


High carcass quality


Maternal


RED

Red Angus

Germany


Introduded: 1971


High fertility


High milking ability


Excellent growth rate


No color limits.

Gelbvien

France


Introduced: 1969


Lean, muscular carcass


Very dark with white markings

Maine-Ajou

England


Introduced: originated and registered in American Hereford Association


Good milking ability and longevity


Matures quickly


Red with white face, chest, underbelly and switch.

Hereford

England


Introduced: 1783


Carcass Merit


Genetic Consistence


Light to dark red

Red Poll

United States


3/8 Angus, 5/8 Brahmin


Desirable traits


Quality beef


Heat tolerance


Muscular and matures quickly


Black and polled

Brangus

India and Brazil


Introduced: n/a


High heat tolerance


Resists parasites


Maternal breed


Humped with huge, drooping ears


Mostly gray and red

Brahmin

Introducted: late 1960s


5/8 Simmental, 3/8 Brahmin


Maternal


Heat tolerance


Modern, lean, high quality beef


Simbrah

Laster Ranch, Texas, 1930s


, 1930s




1/2 Brahmin, 1/4 Hereford, 1/4 shorthorn


Desirable reproductive traits


High milking potential


Red or ROAN

Beefmaster

King Ranch, Kingsvelle, Texas


5/8 Shorthorn, 3/8 Brahmin


Hardy, maternal, adapts to heat


Dark red in color

Santa Gertrudis

Central Italy


Introduced: 1975


Largest breed of cattle


Steel gray with black skin

Chianina

Simme Valley, Switzerland


Introduced: 1967


Fast growth, maternal


Vary from red to white spotted to fawn to DARK RED

Simmental

France


Adapted to harsh climates and tough terrain


Calving ease, maternal, quality carcass


Dark MAHOGANY red in color

Salers

France


Introduced: 1973


Considered a dairy breed in native region


Maternal, high fertility, high milking ability, good carcass


Calves are low in weight

Tarentalsa

England


Introduced: 1703


POLL developed in 1870


Mature quickly, high milking ability, high feed efficiently


Red, white, and RUM in color

Shorthorn

Texas


Descended from SPANISH cattle


Feral for over 300 years


Longevity, hardiness, adaptability


Low weight calves


Any colors and patterns

Texas Longhorn