Gelbvieh
The Gelbvieh is a distinguished cattle breed originating from Bavaria in Germany, known for its versatility and adaptability. Established in the 19th century, this breed traditionally exhibits a reddish-gold coat, although variations in color, including black, have emerged over time. Gelbvieh cattle are well-regarded for their robustness and efficient growth rates, traits that make them particularly suitable for both beef and dairy production. They are characterized by their strong, muscular frames, and the females are noted for their excellent maternal qualities, including high fertility and strong mothering instincts. Renowned for their docile nature, Gelbvieh cattle are easy to handle, making them a favorite among farmers. Their genetic traits, including feed efficiency and carcass quality, have gained considerable attention, leading to widespread adoption in crossbreeding programs aimed at enhancing livestock performance across various environments.
Colors: Red, Black, Gold
