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This seems like a presentation for a first year livestock evaluation class. Hardly the professional type information I'd consider fit for the internet. I'm not done yet, and I've pointed out 3 discrepancies in a 13 minute video. Try harder. You sound like a PA for a community college class. Try harder. At least you have a pleasant voice.

The fact that a dairy breed holding up a sign saying "eat more chicken" is considered "irony" in the business. Highlighted by the fact that holsteins aren't a meat breed. ⁷/8ths thru. More critique to come.

The Brahman cattle aren't adjusted to dry-arid climates. They're adjusted to heat. Florida, and south America, on the western hemisphere are the most humid places on earth. They're also originated in Brahma. India. Hot and HUMID. Not arid. You missed the opportunity to talk about arid, desert, dry climate adaptability for the longhorn and corriente. Oops. 3/4 thru. More critique to come.

Wrong. Limousine aren't smaller in stature. They're considered large frame cattle, whereas Angus are medium frame cattle. Obviously, you haven't spent significant time around either breed. Only half-thru. More critique to come.

i have a test for this today and I found this vid by chance LMAO

haha better than my uni lecture notes

I have an exam in 9 hour (it's at 9 am) and this video helped alot, thanks

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Good job!

This video is LOADED with misinformation , & apparently, personal opinion.

Outstanding!

Ive seen videos of cows in India, most of them seem to be the Brahman.

Its a nice subject to talk about when you prepare a ribeye for a customer.

Thank you awesome explanation

The Charolais kinda look like a Rhino

And what about an Ox?

Great video. Very informative. Taught me a few things I didn't know. You should've done a "your mom" joke at the end. The last cow breed is... your mom! 😂

Ayrshire's are Scottish, limousin's are larger than Angus and you're pronouncements of the British and European breeds is terrible.

Straight to the point, simple, and informative.

Alot of Swiss are brown lmao this girl is just regurgitating shit off the internet and basic everything off the one image from her Google sesrches

Lmak where did this girl grow up yes people keep herds of thousands of longhorn for pets what a misinformed bias child

Ayrshires are from Scotland.

Ayrshire are not from Switzerland. They are from England.

Can I have your Contact Mam ?

Higly amazing and conceptual and I enjoy it alote 💯. Thanks 🙏

well done. Thanks.

Limousin is the biggest breed in Europe and the UK . And the Shorthorn isn’t the only breed that is for beef and dairy tho the South Devon is also a dual purspose breed too. Tho

I learned most of these in AFNR and I'm so thankful I did really awesome video I enjoyed it

Also worth mentioning that practically dairy cows with only one calf that has recently been born are also practically referred to as heifers, because they are very tense and kinda hard to work with because they are still new to producing milk

Great presentation thank you!

Wow thank you so much for this. As a Californian we don't look into this as much as we should

This was super helpful - thank you!

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Why did you stopped posting videos?

Aryshires are from Scotland

Kathleen Graig Limousins are not Short our Stubby and it black Limousins where American made really. IF you go to France you won’t see black Limousins only tan colour and there are 3 double muscles breeds Limousins and Charolais and Belgium blue really. Limousins are the biggest European breed and the one terminal Sire too really

Kathleen Graig I found your video interesting about your breeds but you need to learn more about the Limousine and Charolais and Gelbievh that are all good breeds of cattle really Limousine is the biggest breed in Europe and one Sire too. And Limousine and Charolais have double muscles like Belgium blues. Black Angus is good but Red Angus is better tho .

My brother and I were driving down the highway and wanted to learn about cows. Thanks for the info!

Awesome video!

Nice presentation however the lady is clearly an Angus is king mindset, nearly any beef animal can make excellent meat if fed properly and long enough.

The Ayrshire's origin is Ayrshire Scotland, not Switzerland.

Thanks a lot and I learn from you all this kinds of cattles God bless you madam

My home county Ayrshire is definitely in Scotland not Switzerland !! 😃 Nice video though 👍

Hey Thanks

Nice school project video" lots of errors in it though.

Excellent, thank you.

please make more videos,,ILOVE ur shit!!!

Good videos. Much information, can i have one?

Quick point on the pronunciation of the "Hereford", its not pronounced Her-ferd, the pronunciation is Heh-ra-ferd. I lived in Hereford, UK where the breed comes from. You can hear the pronunciation of Hereford if you check the wiki for the place. Really enjoyed the video otherwise.

love your commentary on the long horn