I’m an Ayrshire Cow!
Most Ayrshire cows:

• Weight 1,200 pounds
• Produce milk that works well in the production of butter and cheese
• Graze well in any pasture condition; this can be attributed to the rugged terrain of their native Scotland
• Are red and white in color with the red varying from light to dark reddish-brown mahogany

I’m a Brown Swiss Cow!
Most Brown Swiss cows:

• Weight 1,500 pounds
• Produce about 5 gallons of milk a day and are the second highest breed in milk production
• Give milk with a higher percentage of protein
• Vary in color from light to dark brown and often have light coloring down their back

I’m a Guernsey Cow!
Most Guernsey cows:

• Weight about 1,150 pounds
• Produce milk that is golden in color
• Produce milk that is high in beta-carotene, a form of Vitamin A
• Vary in color from light golden brown to reddish brown with white spots

I’m a Holstein Cow!
Most Holstein cows:

• Weight 1,500 pounds
• Produce about 6 gallons of milk a day and are the number one breed in milk production. Being the largest producer of milk also makes them popular; there are more Holstein cows in the US than any other breed.
• Are black and white in color, and just like finger prints no two cows have the same spots

I’m a Jersey Cow!
Most Jersey cows:

• Weight about 900 pounds
• Produce 4 -5 gallons of milk a day
• Give extra creamy milk with a high percent of butterfat
• Vary in color from light to dark brown sometimes with white spots

I’m a Milking Shorthorn!
Most Milking Shorthorn cows:

• Weight 1,400 pounds
• Are efficient milk producers, but originally were bred for beef
• Are a combination of red and white in color