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Aberdeen-Angus This is one of the most popular breeds of beef cattle in the United States. These cattle were originally from Northern Scotland from a very cool and damp climate. They were first imported to the United States in 1873 by George Grant, A native of Scotland, living in Victoria, Kansas. Today most of the great sires of this breed are produced in the United States. These cattle are black, white is not permitted except on the underline behind the navel and then only to a moderate extent. This breed is polled (without horns) and this has contributed to their popularity among breeders. Calves from Angus cows are usually smaller at birth than from other breeds, but at weaning they are usually equal in weight. Actually the smaller calves give less birth difficulties and therefore less calves are lost. The body form of Angus cattle is smooth, medium in size, trim, adequate in length of side, and well muscled. Brahman These cattle mostly have drooping ears, and instead of a "mo…