Used early on as work horses, Missouri Fox Trotters may now be seen in shows; they're also a common pleasure horse.
The sturdy, calm Mountain Pleasure horse is a rare breed that has been used mainly as a family horse.
Sporting a variety of looks, the Mustang is one of the first wild horse breeds in North America. Controversy still surrounds their living in the wild.
The Brahman are the larger of the Zebu cattle. If you live in a warm climate, Zebu make great sires, as well as beef and milk producers.
These mostly white, efficient beef producers have a history that takes them back to Scandanavia.
A beneficial breed for beef producers, consider the Chianina (kee-a-NEE-na) on your farm.
These red-colored cattle offer beef producers a superb product; they're especially appealing to farmers on the grass-fed or organic plan.
A fast-growing beef breed, Dexters are a naturally small breed; their size and temperament make Dexters nice to have around the farm.
This now-rare breed, the milk-producing Dutch-Belted is distinguished by the wide, white belt around its middle.
The Florida Cracker and Pineywoods have a rich history--and can serve a small farmer as a hardy, efficient beef, milk or draft cattle choice.
The striking Galloway is a quintessential hardy, Northern breed that adapt well to Southern climates. Consider them for your beef or milk production purposes, especially in a grass-fed setting.
Noted for their docility and ease of hand milking, the Guernsey is a classic and reliable choice for dairy producers, especially family farmers.
