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Posted on November 9th, 2006 by Leon the Milkman.
Categories: Cows.
Hi, Cow Fans
Though the parent stock has been kept pure, many off-shoots and modificationshave taken place in surrounding countries; thus, modified Holland cattle are to be found in various parts of Belgium, Germany and France. This blood contributed to the development of the early Teeswater cattle, now known as Durham or Shorthorns, as well as having also furnished foundation for much improvement effected of late years in Russia. This breed is believed also to have been used to some extent in establishing the Ayrshire breed.
Till tomorrow,
Leon the Milkman
p.s. Drink you milk!
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