Monday, March 15, 2010
Origin of Cattle
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PhilipCassey |
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There are no cattle native to America. All those found in North and South America are descended mainly from animals brought from Europe. The domesticated cattle of Europe are descended from wild forms that originally lived in Europe and Asia.
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- Types of Cows
- Dairy Temperament
- The Dairy Conformation
- The Dairy Form
- The General Characteristics of the Dairy Type
- The dairy type
- Origin of Cattle
- Market Value of Breeds
- Classification of Cattle
- Inheritance Value of Breeds
- The Principles of Livestock Improvement
- The Bos sondaicus Type
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- Origin of Breeds
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- Labor Dissatisfaction
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