CATTLE [A-B] [C-G] [H-M] HALLIKAR HARIANA HARTÓN HAYS CONVERTER HEREFORD HERENS HIGHLAND HINTERWALD HOLSTEIN HOLANDO-ARGENTINO HORRO HUNGARIAN GREY ICELANDIC ILLAWARRA INDO-BRAZILIAN IRISH MOILED ISRAELI HOLSTEIN ISRAELI RED ISTOBEN JAMAICA BLACK JAMAICA HOPE JAMAICA RED JAULAN JERSEY KANGAYAM KANKREJ KARAN FRIES KASHIVI KAZAKH KENWARIYA

MANDALONG Development of the Mandalong Special began at Mandalong Park, near Sydney, NSW, in the mid 1960s. Five base breeds were used - the Charolais, Chianina, Polled Shorthorn, British White and Brahman. After four generations the breed was stabilized with a content of 58.33 percent European, 25 percent British and 16.67 percent Brahman bloodlines.  The breed was developed with the objective of producing a hardy animal, small at birth for easy calving but with a high growth rate and the ability to produce a high quality, well muscled carcass, with well distributed fat cover at all stages of growth.  The breed is large, may be polled or horned and varies in color from light cream to dun   Reference: Handbook of Australian Livestock, Australian Meat & Livestock Corporation,1989, 3rd Edition Photograph: Handbook of Australian Livestock, Australian Meat & Livestock Corporation,1989, 3rd Edition Copyright © 1997, 2002. Oklahoma State University Board of Regents. All rights reserved.

BREEDS [N-S] [T-Z] KERRY KHERIGARH KHILLARI KHOLMOGORY KRISHNA VALLEY KURDI KURI LATVIAN BROWN LIMOUSIN LINCOLN RED LITHUANIAN RED LOHANI LOURDAIS LUING MAINE ANJOU MALVI MANDALONG MARCHIGIANA MASAI MASHONA MEUSE-RHINE-YSSEL MEWATI MILKING DEVON MILKING SHORTHORN MIRANDESA MODICANA MONGOLIAN MONTBÉLIARD MORUCHA MURBODEN MURRAY GREY