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3 Giving Birth: Newly Born: Young Male: Young Female: Calving Calf Bull Heifer
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4/29/20154 Mature Male: Mature Female: Castrated Male: Bull Cow Steer
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6 Giving Birth: Newly Born: Young Male: Young Female: Lambing Lamb Ram Ewe
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4/29/20157 Mature Male: Mature Female: Castrated Male: Ram Ewe Wether
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9 Giving Birth: Newly Born: Young Male: Young Female: Farrowing Piglet Boar Gilt
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4/29/201510 Mature Male: Mature Female: Castrated Male: Boar Sow Barrow
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4/29/201512 Giving Birth: Newly Born: Young Male: Young Female: Foaling Foal Colt Filly
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4/29/201513 Mature Male: Mature Female: Castrated Male: Stallion Mare Gelding
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4/29/201515 Giving Birth: Newly Born: Young Male: Young Female: Laying Chick Cockerel Pullet
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4/29/201516 Mature Male: Mature Female: Castrated Male: Rooster Hen Capon
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4/29/201517 Animals that, through selection and breeding, have come to resemble one another and pass on their traits uniformly to their offspring.
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4/29/201518 Beef Breeds What’s the difference between British breeds and continental breeds?
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4/29/201519 Origin: Aberdeen, Scotland Characteristics: Black, some have white bellies, polled* Smooth hair coat Medium frame size Heavy muscled –* Polled: born without horns (genetic trait)
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4/29/201520 Origin: Herefordshire, England Characteristics: Light yellow to cherry red with white belly; thick, curly hair coat Medium frame size Medium muscled
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4/29/201521 Origin: Northern England Characteristics: Color varies, mostly roan (red and white color) Medium to large frame size Medium muscle
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4/29/201522 Origin: South Central France Characteristics: Most commonly red; can be black with lighter eyes and belly Medium to large frame size, long body Heavy muscle
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4/29/201523 Origin: Northwest France Characteristics: Deep red with white markings; most commonly solid black in color Large frame size Heavily muscled
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4/29/201524 Swine Breeds
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4/29/201525 Duroc Origin-New York/New Jersey Ears- Droopy Color- Cherry Red Misc.-Large frame, fast gainers, good mothers, popular breed
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4/29/201526 Hampshire Origin- Kentucky Ears-Erect Color-Black with a white belt Misc.-The “meat breed,” excellent carcass
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4/29/201527 Chester White Origin- Pennsylvania Ears-Droopy Color-White with blue freckles Misc.-good mothers, large frame
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4/29/201528 Yorkshire Origin- England Ears-Erect Color- White Misc.-the mother breed, largest litters
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4/29/201529 Landrace Origin- Denmark Ears-Droopy Color-White Misc.- extremely long body
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4/29/201530 Sheep Breeds
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4/29/201531 Columbia Developed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Developed to thrive on Western ranges Produce medium wool and large amounts of meat
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4/29/201532 Hampshire Originated in Hampshire, England Black face and legs Mild demeanor Unbroken wool cap should extend from the neck over the forehead
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4/29/201533 Rambouillet Originated in Spain Shipped to France in 1801 White in color
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4/29/201534 Southdown Developed in England Well suited to farm flock production Gray face with white body Adapted to wet conditions
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4/29/201535 Suffolk Originated in England Most popular breed in the United States today Produce large amounts of meat White with black faces and legs
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Breeds of Dairy Cattle 6 major U.S. breeds July 2002
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Aryshire Originated in Scotland Originally known as the Dunlop Color: red and white Good feet and legs, Excels in udder conformation Medium-sized frame
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Brown Swiss Originated in Switzerland Because of foot and mouth disease, only 3 have been imported since 1906 Good temperament and strong feet and legs Color: gray or light brown to dark brown
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Guernsey Originated from the Isle of Guernsey Known for high quality (high fat and protein content) milk while consuming less feed Intermediate frame
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Holstein Originated in Europe Large frame Color: black and white or red and white Known for outstanding milk production
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Jersey Originated from the Isle of Jersey (small British isle) Color: very light gray to dark brown or almost black Known for high milk fat Wide-range of body weight; typically smaller-framed
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Milking Shorthorn Originated in England Color: red, white, red and white, roan Most versatile of all breeds: good producers, good temperament, good calves, good frame
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