Übersetzung für 'Ayrshire cattle' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Ayrshire cattle

Ayrshire-Rinder {pl}agr.zool.T

Werbung

Ayrshire cattle {pl}

Ayrshire-Rind {n} [Rasse]agr.zool.T

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cattle {pl}

Rinder {pl}agr.zool.

Viehzeug {n}

Vieh {n}agr.zool.

Rindvieh {n}agr.

cattle bone

Rinderknochen {m}zool.

horned cattle {pl}

Hornvieh {n}agr.

beef cattle {pl}

Schlachtvieh {n}agr.

cattle theft

Viehdiebstahl {m}

cattle production

Rindererzeugung {f}agr.

cattle population

Rinderbestand {m}agr.

cattle nomads

Viehnomaden {pl}ethn.

cattle mutilation

Viehverstümmelung {f}

Cattle crossing!

Vorsicht Viehtrieb!

Fleckvieh cattle {pl}

Simmentaler {m} [Rinderrasse]agr.zool.T

Telemark cattle {pl}

Telemarkrind {n}agr.zool.T

Friesian cattle {pl}

Holstein-Rind {n}agr.zool.T

Holstein cattle {pl}

Holstein-Rind {n}agr.zool.T

Angus cattle {pl}

Aberdeenrind {n}agr.zool.T

cattle care

Rinderpflege {f}agr.

cattle brush

Rinderbürste {f}

• The two animal husbandries, Ambewela Farm and New Zealand Farm, have Ayrshire cattle and Friesian cows respectively.
• In 1913, Ralph Strassburger and his wife purchased an early 18th-century farm and manor house in Whitpain Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania where he raised horses and Ayrshire cattle.
• Prevalent in Ayrshire cattle and their crosses.
• After 1960, there was some crossbreeding with Ayrshire cattle.
• The Ayrshire cattle breed were even sent from nearby Wheatrig Farm to restock the Falkland Islands after the war with Argentina.

• Tractor rides take visitors to the farm where they can also see the herd of pedigree Ayrshire cattle which calve from January–March being milked every day at 3.00 pm and the Kittochside flock of Scottish blackface ewes (sheep) which lamb in early April.
• Ayrshire or Cunninghame cattle were sent from here to all parts of the United Kingdom and Empire beyond. Ayrshire cattle were sent from nearby Wheatrig Farm to restock the Falkland Islands after the war with Argentina.
• Court Perrott dairy farm at Llandegveth was taken on and by 1937 had 100 Ayrshire cattle, pigs and sheep.
• It had exquisite animals including a pack of award-winning Ayrshire cattle, which were known for eating alfalfa.
• The Ayrshire cattle breed was originally formed from dairy-type Shorthorn cattle in Scotland.

• Scott also operated a farm, which included breeding Ayrshire cattle.
• Burns is said to have been the first to introduce Ayrshire cattle to Dumfrieshire and other farmers soon followed his lead once the significantly higher milk yield became apparent.
• On the peat land he developed an extensive drainage system to allow dairy farming and founded the Maesgwyn herd of pedigree Ayrshire cattle.
• The farm was used for various agricultural experiments; one of the first enterprises of the Sturtevant brothers was the development of a model dairy farm featuring Ayrshire cattle.
• and consisted primarily of a dairy herd (200 pedigree Ayrshire cattle) with 70 breeding sows and [...] of grain.

• Robert R. Ness (January 29, 1872 – October 21, 1960) was a Canadian politician and a breeder, importer and exporter of Ayrshire cattle.