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Nanyang Yellow Cattle

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Last updated 2026-11-09 — Nanyang Yellow Cattle is one of the top five fine cattle breeds in China, ranking first among all domestic yellow cattle breeds. Nanyang Yellow Cattle have a tall and strong body, well-developed muscles, compact build, thin and fine hair, broad and square muzzle, large and bright eyes, relatively high withers, wide and thick shoulders, prominent breastbone, round and expanded ribs, straight backfat, slightly elevated hip and tail, relatively thin tail, straight and proper limbs,…

Nanyang Yellow Cattle

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  Nanyang Yellow Cattle is one of the top five fine cattle breeds in China, ranking first among all domestic yellow cattle breeds. Nanyang Yellow Cattle have a tall and strong body, well-developed muscles, compact build, thin and fine hair, broad and square muzzle, large and bright eyes, relatively high withers, wide and thick shoulders, prominent breastbone, round and expanded ribs, straight backfat, slightly elevated hip and tail, relatively thin tail, straight and proper limbs, well-defined tendons and firm hooves. Their coat colors come in three types: yellow, red, and straw white, with yellow being the most superior. They exhibit excellent performance in draft work, meat production, and adaptability. The hides of Nanyang Yellow Cattle are dense and soft, making them ideal raw material for leather production. Nanyang Yellow Cattle are mainly raised in the Tanghe and Baihe River basins of the Nanyang Basin. The state has established a Yellow Cattle Breeding Farm in Dengzhou City to research, improve, and develop the breed. Nanyang Yellow Cattle not only provide draft power for agricultural production but also supply a large amount of meat, hides, and other livestock products, as well as a number of quality breeding bulls.

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