CATTLE BREEDS
Across
- 4. This breed is feed efficient, has a high growth rate, and produces lean meat. It also tends to have a nervous and unpredictable temperament.
- 5. This breed of cattle is 3/8 angus and 5/8 brahman.
- 6. This breed is made up of 25% hereford, 25% shorthorn, and 50% brahman.
- 9. This breed is easily identified by its long ears, humpback, and pronounced dewlap.
- 10. The only difference between this breed and its black counterpart is it's heat tolerance and that it is less likely to get eye cancer and sunburned udders.
- 12. The German translation of the breed means "yellow cattle". They are known for their early maturity.
- 13. The result of crossbreeding between Angus and Hereford cattle.
- 14. This breed of cattle has a high calving ease, are good mothers, produce high quality milk, but low milk yield.
Down
- 1. This white cattle from France can be easily identified by their furry ears.
- 2. This breed is primarily used as dairy cattle.
- 3. This breed is generally light to dark red with white markings on their face, underbelly, and legs below the hock. They can be horned or polled.
- 6. This breed was often used as a pasture ornament.
- 7. This breed could be identified as "Red Baldies". They are polled and have a muscular build.
- 8. This breed's meat is considered the best and highest quality beef on the market.
- 11. This breed of cattle can be identified by their white color and defined muscle.