Florida Cracker Cattle
February 4, 2011The Florida Cracker and Pineywoods have a rich history–and can serve a small farmer as a hardy, efficient beef, milk or draft cattle choice.
Galloway Cattle
February 4, 2011The 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.
Highland Cattle
February 4, 2011Highland Cattle (also known as Scottish Highland) are considered one of the best beef producers, as well as a provider of pelts, which makes them a great choice for cooler climes.
Milking Devon Cattle
February 4, 2011Milking Devons, known as the first British cattle to come to America, are highly adaptable, milk and meat producers.
Pineywoods Cattle
February 4, 2011The Pineywoods and Florida Cracker have a rich history–and can serve a small farmer as a hardy, efficient beef, milk or draft cattle choice.
Santa Gertrudis Cattle
February 4, 2011A great choice for warmer climates, Santa Gertrudis–part Brahmin (Zebu) and part Shorthorn–is a distinctive beef breed.
Scottish Highland Cattle
February 4, 2011Scottish Highland Cattle (also known as Highland Cattle) are considered one of the best beef producers, as well as a provider of pelts, which makes them a great choice for cooler climes.
Texas Longhorn Cattle
February 4, 2011In addition to their striking appearance (great for shows), Longhorns make a great, low-fat meat-producing livestock choice.
Welsh Black Cattle
February 4, 2011The Welsh Black, a hardy, efficient beef producer, can hold its own against many other more popular beef cattle.
Zebu Cattle
February 4, 2011Zebu cattle include Brahman and the Miniature Zebu. If you live in a warm climate, Zebu make great sires, as well as beef and milk producers.
