Browsing Slide Collection (Production Animal Studies - Cattle Breeds) by Title

Browsing Slide Collection (Production Animal Studies - Cattle Breeds) by Title

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  • M'Bororo 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: West African lyre-horned zebu breed.
  • Mashona 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Central and eastern Zimbabwe.
  • N'dama 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Originated from cattle which accompanied Berber migrants from southern Morocco. Centre of development of present day N'Dama is central Guinea, reared by the Fulani population since they came from the ...
  • Nguni 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
  • Nkone 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Also Manguni. Sanga breed of Southern Africa (Matabele tribe).
  • 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.
  • Piedmontese 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Northwest Italy.
  • Pinzgauer 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Alpine area of Austria. Name from Pinzgauer area in Salzburg Province.
  • Red Polled 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: England 19th century crossing Norfolk Red with Suffolk Dun.
  • Senegal Fulani 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: West African lyre-horned zebu breed. Senegal, northern Savanna.
  • Simbra 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Continental synthetic: separate herdbook set up by Simmental Association in 1977.
  • Simmentaler 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Indigenous cattle of the Simme and Saane valleys of the canton of Bern in Switzerland.
  • South Devon 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Devon and Cornwall areas in Britain, UK.
  • Sussex 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Southeast England. One of oldest and purest breeds of English cattle.
  • Tuli 
    Els, Heleen C. (2009)
    COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: Indigenous to Southern Africa: Ngwato cattle from Tuli area in Gwanda, South Zimbabwe.