(pronounced (Gelp-Fee)
Gelbvieh cattle are a breed with European origins, the first originating in the German regions and alps of Europe. Gelbvieh are a large framed muscular breed not too dissimilar to a Simmental, Charolais or Limousin. They are renowned for having smaller calves which means they have less chance of calving difficulties unlike most other European breeds. ...
Gelbvieh Cattle updated Mon Jul 25 2011 2:18 pm EDT
(pronounced (Gelp-Fee)
Gelbvieh cattle are a breed with European origins, the first originating in the German regions and alps of Europe. Gelbvieh are a large framed muscular breed not too dissimilar to a Simmental, Charolais or Limousin. They are renowned for having smaller calves which means they have less chance of calving difficulties unlike most other European breeds. Gelbvieh purebreds are traditionally a golden honey red colour, however black purebreds are available and Black Gelbvieh are proving popular with cattle breeders.
The cattle are single coloured in their coat, with fine hair making them ideal in temperate to arid conditions. Gelbvieh are a very adaptable breed and are bred in all climates in Australia and around the world. Gelbvieh are also known for their quiet disposition and docility, especially when compared with other European breeds.
Known for their great maternal traits and abilities, Gelbvieh are known as the 'Maternal' breed, with Gelbvieh females being excellent mothers. The breed is also known for their feed efficiency and weight for age growth. Gelbvieh are known around the world as one of the highest daily weight gain cattle in the world.
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