Across
- 1. A beef breed that is red with white markings on the head, chest, belly, and legs. They are known for docility, mothering ability, and longevity.
- 3. Dairy breed commonly used for cheese and butter production due to their high fat content in their milk. They are good for crossing with beef cattle.
- 4. A white or tan beef cow that is commonly used as a terminal sire for their high growth and muscle development.
- 7. Red beef cattle originally raised for milk, now used for beef. They are known for calving ease, maternal efficiency, and carcass merit.
- 9. Dark red beef cattle with white markings usually on their rear legs and bellies. They are large, well muscled, and good milking but are not known for calving-ease (CE).
- 10. A red or black beef breed commonly crossbred and known for docility, mothering ability, milk, and fertility.
- 11. A wite beef breed that is known for being the largest framed and is commonly crossed with british breeds to add performance and growth potential.
- 13. A beef cow that are a red that fades down their body. They are a very lean breed known for high meat yield but little marbling.
- 14. A dairy breed that is less common that the Holstein but is still raised in northern states like wisconsin. They are known for docility and can be a range of colors.
Down
- 1. The most common dairy cattle breed in the USA. They are black and white and have been selectively bred for decades for milk production.
- 2. Dairy breed used largely for cheese and butter production. They tend to be very efficient and are typically brown and white.
- 5. The most popular beef breed in the U.S.A They can be red or black and are known for good maternal and carcass traits.
- 6. A beef breed that were originally white and tan but are now more commonly black with some white
- 8. Common in show industry but not production. They can be red, "blue", white or roan. Historically this beef breed has been popular for milk or dual use.
- 12. A brown and white dairy cow that is moderately framed and known for being "easy-doing". They do very well grazing on low quality grassland.