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Bookmark or Share- British White Cattle: Origin, Characteristics, Pros and ConsBritish White Cattle: Ancient Beauty, Modern Muscle. If you’ve ever spotted a cow with a snowy white coat and striking black ears and nose, you’ve likely encountered the captivating British White. This ancient breed, descended from the wild cattle of Britain, is more than just a pretty face.
- HOME | British White Cattle Society | United KingdomPromoting British White cattle: ideal for grazing programmes, beef quality and environmental schemes!
- British White cattle - WikipediaThe British White is a British breed of beef cattle. It is naturally polled (without horns) and is colour-pointed – white with black or red points on the ears and muzzle. It has a confirmed history dating back to the seventeenth century.
- British White Cattle: Guide, Info & Facts - CowCaretakerBritish White cattle are one of the oldest purebred cattle from the United Kingdom. They are primarily a beef breed but maintain a dual-purpose identity with some farmers using them for their rich milk.
- British White - The Cattle SiteA traditional British breed, being large, naturally polled dual-purpose cattle. They are white in colour with black points (nose, muzzle, ears, eyelids, teats, hooves and tongue) with their skin being pink and blue (or dark pigmented). Some British White are red pointed but are now a minority.
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