beef cattle

Examples (20)

• The farmer raises a large herd of beef cattle for the market.
• The farm primarily raises beef cattle for the local market.
• Unlike dairy cows, beef cattle are bred specifically for their meat.
• Unlike dairy cows, beef cattle are bred specifically for meat quality.
• The price of beef cattle has increased due to rising feed costs.
• The price of beef cattle has increased due to high demand for quality meat.
• These fields provide excellent grazing for the herd of Hereford beef cattle.
• These Hereford beef cattle are grass-fed to produce leaner, more flavorful meat.
• Last year, they invested in a new breed of beef cattle to improve meat quality.
• Raising beef cattle requires significant investment in land and feed.
• Genetically superior beef cattle can produce more meat with less feed.
• The Texas Longhorn is a famous breed of beef cattle known for its resilience.
• Most of the beef cattle in this region are raised on open pastures.
• Last week, a large herd of beef cattle was transported to the processing plant.
• How many beef cattle are on the ranch right now?
• What is the best diet to ensure healthy growth in young beef cattle?
• The ranch specializes in raising organic, grass-fed beef cattle.
• Our ranch's main business has always been breeding premium Aberdeen Angus beef cattle.
• Once the beef cattle reach a certain weight, they are sent to the processing plant.
• Genetic selection has greatly improved the efficiency of modern beef cattle farming.