Shorthorns Collection

Domestic Cattle, Beef Shorthorn, roan bullock, standing in valley fen reserve, Market Weston Fen, Market Weston, Little Ouse Valley, Suffolk, England, september

A Sale of Shorthorns (engraving)
1046905 A Sale of Shorthorns (engraving) by Charlton, John (1849-1917) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: A Sale of Shorthorns)

Sale of Shorthorns at the Royal Shaw Farm, Windsor (engraving)
1620626 Sale of Shorthorns at the Royal Shaw Farm, Windsor (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sale of Shorthorns at the Royal Shaw Farm, Windsor)

An Experiment in Cattle buying for a Battleship of the China Squadron (engraving)
1048054 An Experiment in Cattle buying for a Battleship of the China Squadron (engraving) by Barnes, Robert (1840-95); Private Collection; (add.info)

Shorthorn cattle. July 1999

Source Size = 3980 x 2893
Sale of Shorthorns at the Royal Shaw Farm, Windsor, Uk, 1867

Domestic Cattle, Dairy Shorthorn cow, standing in pasture, Cumbria, England, June

Domestic Yak (Bos grunniens) x Domestic Cattle (Bos primigenius) Hereford, Dzo bull, with Shorthorn bull, grazing in pasture, Catlins, South Island, New Zealand

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"Shorthorns: The Versatile Domestic Cattle of Market Weston Fen" In the picturesque valley fen reserve of Market Weston, the majestic Beef Shorthorn stands tall. With its distinctive roan bullock coat, this breed has become a symbol of strength and resilience in the farming community. The legacy extends beyond their beauty; they have played a significant role in history. Engravings depicting the sale of these magnificent creatures at Royal Shaw Farm in Windsor showcase their value and desirability. Even battleships for China Squadron were purchased through an experiment in cattle buying, highlighting the versatility and worthiness of Shorthorns. Fast forward to July 1999, where Shorthorn cattle continue to captivate with their grace and power. Their presence on pastures across England is undeniable as Dairy Shorthorn cows graze peacefully under the summer sun in Cumbria. These gentle giants are not only admired for their milk production but also for their ability to thrive in various environments. Whether it's beef or dairy production, they have proven themselves time and again as reliable partners to farmers worldwide. Their adaptability allows them to flourish both on lush pastures and rugged terrains alike. So next time you encounter a shapely Shorthorn grazing contently or standing regally against a scenic backdrop, take a moment to appreciate these remarkable creatures that have been an integral part of our agricultural heritage for centuries.