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	Breeds of Livestock - Milking Shorthorn Cattle
		Shorthorns, the most numerous in the British Isles, America and Australia, are either red, red and white, white or roan, the last named color being a very close mixture of red and white, and found in no other breed of cattle.
		Milking Shorthorns were declared a dairy breed in 1969 and in 1972 became members of the Purebred Dairy Cattle Association.
		Milking Shorthorn breeders in the USA have many opportunities for improving the genetics of their animals by participating in the breed's official production testing, type trait appraisal, gain performance, national shows and breed promotion programs.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/cattle/milkingshorthorn/index.htm (1015 words)

	Milking Shorthorn Definition / Milking Shorthorn Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Milking Shorthorn is a breed of dairy cattle Introduction Dairy cattle, generally of the species bos taurus, are domesticated animals bred to produce large quantities of milk....
		Milking Shorthorn is the only dairy breed that is not considered its own.
		Milking Shorthorn is a segment of the Shorthorn breed rather than a distinct or separate breed of cattle.
	www.elresearch.com /Milking_Shorthorn (119 words)

	MILKING SHORTHORN CATTLE
		Shorthorn cattle have the distinction of being the breed which were not only the first cattle to be introduced into New Zealand but which have been here continuously ever since – almost two centuries.
		Shorthorn herds were well established by the early 1840s, and for a long time they remained New Zealand's most popular cattle breed, although quite early on in this country the development of specialized beef and dairy Shorthorns was commenced.
		The Milking Shorthorn (as it became known) predominated in New Zealand's dairy industry until the 1920s when it was superseded by the Jersey.
	www.rarebreeds.co.nz /shorthorn.html (450 words)

	Finding, buying, milking, and living with the family milk cow by Jayn Steidl Thibodeau Issue 36
		On the other hand, milk cows are big and docile, and they can usually be kept in a pasture by as little as a few strands of wire, providing that their nutritional needs are met.
		The milk is rich, with a high fat content, and some old-timers swear that a Jersey bull calf raised for beef is the most delectable of all meats because of the cream-rich diet.
		Mastitis milk can be safely fed to an older calf, and antibiotics used to treat mastitis or other conditions—and which leave a residue in the milk—will not affect the calf or pig.
	www.backwoodshome.com /articles/thibodeau36.html (2712 words)

	milking shorthorns (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Shorthorn stock had been in the herds of Smithsons of Stanwick since the middle 1600's.
		As explained, the Milking Shorthorn is not a separate and distinct breed, but rather a segment of the Shorthorn breed.
		Anyone having the opportunity to observe recent national Milking Shorthorn shows can not help but be impressed by the number of superior individuals presented which were bred by breeders from coast to coast.
	www.equineestates.com /library/cattle/milking_shorthorns.htm (997 words)

	Shorthorn Breeders of Manitoba Inc. - Manitoba Agriculture and Food
		The officially recognized date for the arrival of Shorthorns in North America is 1783.
		A recent steer evaluation test 1998-99 involved 300 head of Shorthorn and Shorthorn affluence steers, all fed in the same large pen, at Highland Feeders.
		Shorthorn genetics are as divers today as they were throughout the decades, enabling the breed to forage ahead, and keep abreast of all requirements.
	www.gov.mb.ca /agriculture/livestock/beef/shorthorn.html (448 words)

	Breed: Milking Shorthorn
		Milking Shorthorns are usually red on their backs, sides, and faces, with white stomachs, but they can be all red, all white, or roan.
		This breed of cattle began to be cross bred with a beefy Scottish Shorthorn.
		Milking Shorthorns are very hardy, adapting well to cold and hot climates.
	www.crazyforcows.com /fow/fow14.shtml (205 words)

	Cheese, Specialty Food, Gourmet Gift Baskets, Cheese Gifts: igourmet
		Made from grass-fed cow’s milk and using vegetarian rennet, this cheese is sharp and firm.
		For example, the milk must come from an all-organic farm where the cows are not treated with any hormones or chemicals and eat only organically grown grasses.
		It is, however, made from organic milk, sourced from cows that are not given any antibiotics, hormones, or growth factors.
	www.igourmet.com /shoppe/shoppe.asp?cat=1&subcat=ALL+Organic (1419 words)

	Shorthorn Cattle - CATTTLE TODAY
		Shorthorn originated Tees River Valley in the northeastern part of England in the counties of Northumberland, Durham, York and Lincoln.
		Shorthorns are known for their early maturity, adaptability, mothering ability, reproductive performance, hardiness, good disposition, feed conversion, and longevity.
		You'll find a list of Shorthorn Breeders, how to contact the Shorthorn Association, information about the Shorthorn breed, a QandA Board where you can ask questions, hundreds of links to sites of interest to shorthorn breeders, and the USDA Market Report.
	cattle-today.com /Shorthorn.htm (248 words)

	AllRefer.com - Milking Shorthorn cattle (Agriculture: Animals) - Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		AllRefer.com - Milking Shorthorn cattle (Agriculture: Animals) - Encyclopedia
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		More articles from AllRefer Reference on Milking Shorthorn cattle
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	Milking Shorthorn Cattle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This is one of several new livestock events made possible by the addition of six days to the front-end of the show, which now runs from Jan. 12 through Feb. 3.
		“Milking Shorthorn breeders have been asking for this opportunity, and we are proud to make it available,” says W.R. Watt Jr., president and manager of the 106-year-old Stock Show.
		“We are very excited about adding the Milking Shorthorn breed, and we believe the show will attract breeders from neighboring states,” says Ron Woolley, superintendent for the Milking Shorthorn Show and a district director with the Texas Cooperative Extension.
	www.fwssr.com /prMilkingShorthorncattle.html (219 words)

	YELLOW PAGES SiteBuilder(TM) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Welcome to our website.We have been breeding Polled Beef Shorthorns since 1954 in the Brown family, first at Scargill, North Canterbury and now at Mossburn, Southland.
		Shorthorns originate from England and were brought to New Zealand as a dual purpose animal.The breed has developed into 2 distinct breeds, Milking and Beef.They are known as "The Red, White and Roan" breed, having red and white colour genes.
		Most of our Shorthorns are polled but with new genetics coming into the stud some animals can have horns, we do not cull these out but put them into our commercial mob.
	www.weldonshorthorns.co.nz (182 words)

	American Milking Shorthorn Society - A Bravenet.com Guestbook
		I was Editor of the Milking Shorthorn Journal (in Springfield, Missouri) from 1974-1978.
		They were then the 3rd generation showing Milking Shorthorn Cattle, but they've all moved to cities and we no longer have cattle.
		We are planning on starting a small grazing dairy and think milking shorthorns are very well suited for this.
	pub4.bravenet.com /guestbook/show.php?usernum=258412430&cpv=1 (254 words)

	Dairy Facts
		There are approximately 340 to 350 "squirts" in a gallon of milk.
		To get the same amount of calcium provided by a quart of milk you would have to eat three and one-half pounds of peas, 27 oranges, 50 tomatoes or 50 slices of whole wheat bread.
		There are six major breeds of cattle in Wisconsin and the United States: Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn.
	www.rootsweb.com /~wieaucla/dairyfacts.htm (955 words)

	Standards of Weight and Height for Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, and Milking Shorthorn Heifers -- Heinrichs and Hargrove 77 ...
		Standards of Weight and Height for Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, and Milking Shorthorn Heifers -- Heinrichs and Hargrove 77 (6): 1676 -- Journal of Dairy Science
		Swiss, and Milking Shorthorn dairy heifers, data on heart girth
		Shorthorn heifers (20 herds), ages 1 to 25 mo, in herds located
	www.dairy-science.org /cgi/content/abstract/77/6/1676 (249 words)

	shorthorn cattle
		The breeding of shorthorns for systematic production started in the latter part of the 18th century.
		Shorthorns have occasionally been used for draft animals because of their strong and docile nature.
		A popular dual purpose breed called the Milking shorthorn, this is widespread mostly in the north central United States.
	animaltrial.com /shorthorncattle.html (170 words)

	Canadian Milking Shorthorn Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		This site is designed to service everyone, supplying information on Milking Shorthorns for those unfamiliar to the breed, while also acting as a portal for Milking Shorthorn-related information online for Milking Shorthorn breeders in Canada and around the world.
		You may be unfamiliar with the Milking Shorthorn breed, and are therefore unaware of the breed's several advantages in today's dairy industry.
		For more indepth information on Milking Shorthorns, see the history and breed characteristic page.
	www.cmss.on.ca (268 words)

	Dairy Cow Breeds
		Those having the same size, shape, color, temperament, and abilities are classed by breed.
		The major US dairy breeds are Ayrshire, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, Holstein, Jersey, and Milking Shorthorn.
		The largest dairy breed in terms of number of cows is the Holstein.
	www.ext.vt.edu /resources/4h/virtualfarm/dairy/dairy_breeds.html (50 words)

	Breeds of Livestock - Cattle Breeds
		The species may have survived in small number in other parts of the world until a later date but there is no evidence to support this theory.
		They provided meat, milk and labor to their owners.
		Eventually their draft purposes were largely replaced by horses and much later by machinery so they were selected more for single or in some cases dual purposes.
	www.ansi.okstate.edu /breeds/cattle (195 words)

	Razze bovine: Milking Shorthorn
		La razza Shorthorn è originaria della contea di Durham in Scozia.
		Comprende diverse entità che sono vere e proprie razze: Scotch Beff Shorthorn, Milking Shorthorn, Northern Dairy Shorthorn, Lincoln Red Shorthorn e Polled Shorthorn.
		Nel corso del Novecento venne creata la Milking Shorthorn che è la Shorthorn a duplice attitudine con prevalenza per il latte.
	www.agraria.org /razzebovineduplice/shorthorn.htm (164 words)

	Milking Shorthorn Champion - 1999 Maryland State Fair - Maryland Cooperative Extension (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Milking Shorthorn Champion - 1999 Maryland State Fair - Maryland Cooperative Extension
		MILKING SHORTHORN CHAMP -- Adam Harvey, 17, of Union Bridge (Frederick County) won top Milking Shortnorn honors in breed competition during the 4-H and FFA dairy show on Friday (August 27) at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium with his four-year-old aged cow, Adam's Elegant Strawberry.
		Adam also won the fitting and showing contest for Milking Shorthorn exhibitors.
	www.agnr.umd.edu /CES/statefair/shorthorn.html (186 words)

	Holstein World Online - The Internet complement to the dairy magazine for Purebred Breeders Worldwide. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Quaker Milk Chillers will be available in 14-ounce single-serve plastic bottles in convenience stores, grocery stores, drug stores, mass merchandisers, school vending machines and select foodservice accounts.
		They have a similar nutritional profile to plain 2% reduced fat milk and qualify for PepsiCo's Smart Spot(TM) symbol because they contain 45-50% less sugar than the leading flavored milks and are an excellent source of calcium.
		In addition, because they are produced using leading-edge aseptic technology, Quaker Milk Chillers have a six-month shelf life, which is significantly longer than that of most flavored milks and plain milk products (which can range from two weeks to three months).
	www.holsteinworld.com (7526 words)

	Dairy & Beef Shorthorns - www.shorthorns.co.uk - the future for milk and beef
		Dairy and Beef Shorthorns - www.shorthorns.co.uk - the future for milk and beef
		The Shorthorn is the oldest recorded breed of cattle in the UK, and the Coates's Herd Book began registering Shorthorn cattle in 1822.
		The original Shorthorn cattle were very much dual purpose animals but subsequent breeding and selection for specialist beef traits led to a division of theherdbook, and the formation in 1959 of the Beef Shorthorn Cattle Society.
	www.shorthorn.co.uk (140 words)

	Semex USA Introduces New Milking Shorthorn Sire
		Noted for extremely good temperament and fast milking speed, Prince Edward (EX-94) hails from a very deep and well-respected maternal line.
		Dam Cheapside ENH Pride VG-86 has a 4-00 record of 24,308 908 3.8% 774 3.2% lbs.
		Her production throughout four lactations is nearly 90,000 pounds of milk.
	www.semexusa.com /news/archive/bertie.htm (156 words)

	A COWMAN'S CHOICE - Arkansas Beefmaster Breeders Assn. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Beefmaster cattle are 50% Brahman, 25% Hereford, and 25% Milking Shorthorn.
		The breed has consistently gained in popularity over the years, and is now the fourth largest beef breed in the United States.
		Beefmaster cattle are known for their milking ability, foraging ability, calving ease, heat tolerance, gentle disposition, high daily weight gain and weaning weights.
	www.cowmans.com /abba.htm (204 words)

	National Dairy Shrine
		L1013 - Condensed milk and milk powder (7th edition), 1949
		L1101 - Sanitary milk control and its relation to the sanitary nutritive and other qualities of milk, 1953
		L1106 - Impact of strategic innovations on the structure of the fluid milk industry (1939-1970), 1975
	www.dairyshrine.org /library_list.asp (2548 words)

	Pete, Willie - Milking Shorthorn - February 20, 2002
		Pete, Willie - Milking Shorthorn - February 20, 2002
		y pets are Pete and Willie - six-week-old Milking Shorthorn bull calves.
		We live in Strafford, New Hampshire and we belong to the Yankee Teamsters 4-H working steer club.
	www.petoftheday.com /archive/2002/February/20.html (180 words)

	Semex USA Introduces Biestar, Milking Shorthorn Sire
		5/20/2004 - Semex USA is pleased to announce that 200MS8022 Lemon Grove BIESTAR (Venvale Prince x Redpath) is the newest addition to the Milking Shorthorn sire lineup.
		Her 7-06 record is 24,403 3.4% 833 4.1% 988 lbs, and she has over 84,000 pounds of milk in five lactations.
		For more information on him or other Semex USA Milking Shorthorn sires, contact your local Semex USA representative, call 1-800-303-BULL or email info@semexusa.com.
	www.semexusa.com /news/archive/biestar.htm (116 words)

	Milking Shorthorn Cattle
		Question.com > Encyclopedia > Plants and Animals > Animals > Agriculture: Animals > Milking Shorthorn Cattle
		Shorthorn Cattle - breed of beef cattle developed from the native cattle of the Tees valley in NE England; formerly called Durham cattle.
		Systematic breeding of Shorthorns began in the latter part of the 18th cent.
	www.question.com /link/X-MilkingS.html (143 words)

	The Big E - Milking Shorthorn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		at the Eastern States Expositon Milking Shorthorn Show.
		Pictured with the Clarks is Judge Steve Carson.
		Donna Woolam, Agriculture Manager of Eastern States Exposition presents the Premier Breeder banner to Trudy and Brenda York of Sandy River Farm, Farmington Maine and Premier Exhibitor banner to GMC Farm, The Clarks, Cornish Flats, NH during the recently held Milking Shorthorn show at Eastern States Exposition.
	www.thebige.com /detpages/agriculture10743.html (97 words)

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