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Breeds

1. Goat I’m nimble on rocks and like to roam, A beard beneath my chin, a bell on my home. I nibble leaves and sometimes a coat Who’s this curious, climbing?

2. Sheep I wear a fluffy coat though I never sew, On hills I wander, in fields I go. My baa is soft, my fleece you keep What am I?

3. Cattle I chew the cud beneath the sun, With sturdy legs I haul and run. My milk and meat help feed the land Who am I, heavy and grand?

4. Breed of farm animals Breed of goats, sheep and cattlle

5. Dairy Goats Raised primarily for milk production. Milk is used for drinking, cheese, and other dairy products. Examples: A. French Alpine B. Saanen C. Anglo Nubian

6. French Alpine Origin: France Known for high milk yield. Color: Varies from white to gray, brown, black, or spotted. Alert and graceful in appearance.

7. Saanen Origin: Switzerland Largest dairy breed of goats. Color: Pure white or cream. Produces large quantities of milk with mild flavor.

8. Anglo Nubian Origin: England (cross of African and Indian breeds). Has long, pendulous ears and a Roman nose. Milk has high butterfat content—ideal for cheese making.

9. Meat Goats Bred mainly for meat production. Characterized by muscular build and fast growth rate. Examples: A. Philippine Native Goat B. Angora Goat C. The Breed Goats D. Bauer Goat

10. Philippine Native Goat Indigenous to the Philippines. Hardy, adaptable, and can thrive in local conditions. Commonly raised for meat and small-scale farming.

11. Angora Goat Origin: Turkey . Known for producing mohair fiber used in luxury fabrics. Small in size with long, curly hair .

12. Boer Goat Origin: South Africa. Recognized by white body and red-brown head. Excellent meat producer, fast-growing, and strong breed.

13. BREEDS OF SHEEP

14. Barbados Black Belly Origin: Caribbean (Barbados). Hair sheep, does not produce wool. Resistant to parasites and hot climates.

15. Border Leicester Origin: England. Produces long, lustrous wool. Known for rapid growth and good mothering ability.

16. Dorset Origin: England. Known for meat quality and ability to breed year-round. Has white face and legs.

17. Katahdin Origin: United States. Hair sheep, no shearing needed. Adaptable and resistant to parasites.

18. Lincoln Sheep Origin: England. Known as the largest British sheep breed. Produces long, heavy fleece used for carpets and fabrics.

19. Merino Sheep Origin: Spain. Produces fine, soft wool prized worldwide. Adaptable to various climates.

20. Philippine Native Sheep Indigenous to the Philippines. Hardy and well adapted to local conditions. Raised mainly for meat and local trade.

21. BREEDS OF CATTLE

22. Beef Type Raised mainly for meat production. Have muscular build and high feed efficiency. Examples: A. American Brahman B. Santa Gertrudes C. Ongole ( Nelore )

23. American Brahman Origin: USA, from Indian zebu breeds. Hump on the shoulder, loose skin, and heat tolerance. Popular for crossbreeding.

24. Santa Gertrudes Origin: Texas, USA. Cross between Shorthorn and Brahman. Reddish color, good meat quality, and hardy.

25. Ongole or Nelore Origin: India and Brazil. White-gray color with prominent hump. Known for strength, heat resistance, and endurance.

26. Dairy Type Raised for milk production. Have large udders and high milk yield. Examples: A. Holstein Friesian B. Brown Swiss

27. Holstein Friesian Origin: Netherlands. Black-and-white spotted breed. Highest milk producer among dairy cattle.

28. Brown Swiss Origin: Switzerland. Light brown to grayish color. Milk is rich in butterfat, ideal for cheese production.

29. Dual Purpose Type Bred for both milk and meat production . Examples: A. Sahiwal B. Tharparkar C. Red Sindhi

30. Sahiwal Cattle Origin: Pakistan and India. High milk yield and good beef quality. Light brown or reddish color.

31. Tharparkar Cattle Origin: India. Dual-purpose breed, good for milk and work. White or gray coat, hardy in dry regions.

32. Red Sindhi Origin: Pakistan. Reddish-brown color. Known for good milk yield and tropical adaptability.