Slide Collection (Production Animal Studies - Cattle Breeds)

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A collection of photos about cattle breeds photographed by H.C. Els, Department Production Animal Studies, Faculty of Veterinary Science at the University of Pretoria.

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    Bovelder
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
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    Nkone
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Also Manguni. Sanga breed of Southern Africa (Matabele tribe).
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    Dairy Shorthorn
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: British Shorthorn dual-purpose breed, developed from Teeswater strain in 19th century (Britain).
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    Sussex
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Southeast England. One of oldest and purest breeds of English cattle.
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    Charolais
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Valley of Arconce in Charollais-Brionnais in Saone-et-Loire (France).
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    Simbra
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Continental synthetic: separate herdbook set up by Simmental Association in 1977.
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    Piedmontese
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Northwest Italy.
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    Hereford
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Great Britain (Lowland breed of west and southern England)
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    Braunvieh
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Switzerland, European Alps dating back as far as 800 BC.
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    Red Polled
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: England 19th century crossing Norfolk Red with Suffolk Dun.
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    Pedi
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: South Africa. Also Bapedi cattle. Eastern Transvaal, regarded as a local Nguni subtype of the Bapedi tribe.
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    M'Bororo
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: West African lyre-horned zebu breed.
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    Tuli
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Indigenous to Southern Africa: Ngwato cattle from Tuli area in Gwanda, South Zimbabwe.
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    Senegal Fulani
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: West African lyre-horned zebu breed. Senegal, northern Savanna.
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    Drakensberger
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Indigenous to Southern Africa (Sanga type). Locally developed with european cattle.
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    Guernsey
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Channel islands (Brittany and Normandy).
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    Dexter
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Breed of miniature Irish cattle reported in 1776, only called Dexters as of early 1800's (Ireland).
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    Nguni
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
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    Brahman
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Texas, USA. The American Brahman Breeders Association was formed in 1924.
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    Bonsmara
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Synthetic breed of South Africa, developed at Mara research station in the Transvaal province in 1937.