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It originated in England, it is red or roan in color. It came to America in 1600
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It was developed entirely by nature in North America. it is known for its long horns. They were here before we were.
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this is the 2nd most recorded pig breed in the U.S. it originated in New York/ New Jersey(purebreed) it is cherry red, has droopy ears.
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it originated in Pennsylvania. Droopy ears, white with blue freckles. great mothering ability.
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it originated in Ohio, ears are droopy, back with six points. has a large frame.
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The Hereford originated in Hereford, England. It's red with white legs, head and belly. It came to America in 1817.
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3rd most recorded in the U.S. white feet and face. originated in England and came to America in 1823
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4th most recorded pig in the U.S. It originated in Kentucky, has straight ears, and is known as the "Oreo pig"
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Mediterranean, most abundant egg laying breed, originated in Italy,white feathered, small hens, lays large white eggs, used in commercial egg production, yellow legs.
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American, white feathered, large hens, originated in the united stated, lays brown eggs, not as efficient as the Leghorn.
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number 1 breed in the U.S. Originated in England, straight ears. white. known for their muscles.
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Dual purpose, american, "Barred" refers to the variety of plymouth rock, feathers have sharply defined dark lines, large bodied birds, lays browns eggs, not quite as efficient
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American duel purpose, round bodied birds, originated in the United States, come in several different varieties (white, buff, silver-laced, columbian, black, ect) lay brown eggs, not quite as efficient in meat or egg production as other breeds.
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The Angus is an all black cow that originated in scotland.
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It originated in Ireland. Has straight ears, red in color. Doesn't mature fast, mainly used for bacon. It came to America around 1882
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Mediterranean, produce large chalk white eggs, large framed and great for foraging and ranging, largest chickens in the mediterranean class. known for dry mean, clean legs
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this is the only Bos Indicus in the group, it originated in India. It has a very large hump on its back. It is white to gray, or red to black. It came to America in 1885
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6th most record breed in the U.S. originated in Denmark. has droopy ears and is white. "American Sow Herd."produces a lot of piglets.
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they are known for their black and white spots, they originated in Ohio. Ears are droopy.
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This cow was Developed in Iowa by Warren Gammon. It is red with a white face, legs, and belly.
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It was Developed on King Ranch in Texas, they are all descendants of the Bull, Monkey. They were made in America.
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if Originated in France, it is traditionally white in color. and it came to America 1934.
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Dual purpose american, red feathered, originated in New Hampshire, United States, heavy bodied hens lays large brown eggs, not quite as efficient in meat or egg production as other breeds.
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Dual purpose, mediterranean, produce medium white sized eggs, white earlobes, large red combs that flop over in the females, oregae, tan beige color.
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American, long rectangular body, popular for backyard flocks, deep red feathers, lays brown eggs, not quite as efficient in meat or egg production as other breeds. Dual purpose. -
The Anjou originated in France, and is dark red with white or black markings. It came to america in 1969
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this is a bronze color cow, that originated in Germany. It came to America in 1971
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It came from Switzerland, and it is the oldest cattle breed in the world. it came to America in 1971, it's red, orange, and white.
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The Salers originated in France, they are mahogany red to a black. They came to America in 1972