- Student Notes46. PiedmonteseSize:breedCows average between 1..200 to 1.400 Ibs.: mature bulls averagebetween 2,000 to 2,200 Ibs.Usage:have higherthan any other breed and are alsovalued for their leanness due to their double muscling, smallbones and thin skin47. PinzgauerOrigin:Austrianiphoombei9bevlavedeveloped by Alpineexportation in Europe started in the 1800s; Canada importedthem in 1972; semen was exported to the United States the sameas far back as 500 A.D.yearCharacteristics:chestnut red with white on the back, tail and barrelhorned or polledhave strong, correct legs for traveling long distances

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Livestock Breed Identific - Student Notes 46. Piedmontese Size: breed Cows average between 1.200 to 1.4000 Ibs.: mature bulls average between 2,000 to 2,200 lbs. Usage: have higher valued for their leanness due to their double muscling, small bones and thin skin than any other breed and are also

Livestock Breed Identific - Student Notes 46. Piedmontese Size: breed Cows average between 1.200 to 1.4000 Ibs.: mature bulls average between 2,000 to 2,200 lbs. Usage: have higher valued for their leanness due to their double muscling, small bones and thin skin than any other breed and are also

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