List of cattle breeds
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The list of cattle breeds includes all known cattle breeds as well as some extinct breeds. Cattle are large domesticated ungulates that are raised for various purposes, including meat, milk, and leather. They are also used as draught animals in some regions.
Breeds[edit | edit source]
Cattle breeds are often categorized by their primary use, such as dairy cattle, beef cattle, and dual-purpose cattle. Below is a list of some notable cattle breeds:
Dairy Breeds[edit | edit source]
Beef Breeds[edit | edit source]
Dual-Purpose Breeds[edit | edit source]
Other Notable Breeds[edit | edit source]
Extinct Breeds[edit | edit source]
Some cattle breeds have become extinct due to various factors such as changes in agricultural practices and crossbreeding. Examples include:
See Also[edit | edit source]
- List of dairy cattle breeds
- List of beef cattle breeds
- List of dual-purpose cattle breeds
- Cattle
- Livestock
- Animal husbandry
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