Illawarra
The Illawarra is a distinguished cattle breed originating from Australia, renowned primarily for its outstanding dairy production. This breed is the result of crossbreeding between various robust European dairy breeds, including Shorthorns, Ayrshires, and Devons. Illawarras are typically characterized by their rich, deep red to roan-colored coats, although some may exhibit a blend of white markings. They are medium to large-sized cattle, known for their well-developed udders and superior milking capabilities. Illawarras are appreciated not only for their high milk yield, which is notable for its quality and butterfat content, but also for their adaptability to different climates and grazing conditions. This ease of adaptability makes them especially suited for the varied Australian landscapes. Furthermore, Illawarras are noted for their docile temperament, making them easier to handle on dairy farms. Their hardiness and resilience to environmental stresses further bolster their appeal to dairy farmers seeking a reliable and profitable breed.
Colors: Red and White
