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The hereford bull is used for reproduction of cattle and for beef. Some bulls are used for Spanish traditions.

Hereford Bull

The hereford bull is used for reproduction of cattle and for beef. Some bulls are used for Spanish traditions.

"Manassasas Junction, showing the evacuated Confederate fortifications, abondoned camps and wagons, and the ruins of the railway depot and other buildings burnt by the Confederates. The sight here cannot be portrayed. The large machine shops, the station houses, the commissary and quartermaster store houses, all in ashes. On the track stood the wreck of a locomotive, and not far down the remains of four freight cars which had been burned; to the right 500 barrels of flour had been stored, and 200 barrels of vinegar and molasses had been allowed to try experiments in chemical combinations; some 50 barrels of pork and beef had been scattered around in the mud, and a few hundred yards down the track a dense cloud of smoke was arising from the remains of a factory which had been used for rendering tallow and boiling bones." — Frank Leslie, 1896

Manassasas Junction

"Manassasas Junction, showing the evacuated Confederate fortifications, abondoned camps and wagons,…

A hereford cow, most suitable for meat.

Beef Cow

A hereford cow, most suitable for meat.

A shorthorn bull, a kind of beef cow.

Beef Cow

A shorthorn bull, a kind of beef cow.

An outline of a cow, illustrating the different cuts of beef.

Cuts of beef

An outline of a cow, illustrating the different cuts of beef.

"The head is small and finely formed, the eye bright and clear, the horn light in substance and waxy in color; the chest dep, broad, and full, the brisket set prominently forward, the crops or spaces behind the shoulders full, hips wide, lions broad, the hair soft, the skin mellow and elastic; the colors full red, full white, or any combination of these." — S. G. Goodrich, 1885

Short Horn Cattle

"The head is small and finely formed, the eye bright and clear, the horn light in substance and waxy…

"The hereford breed are of a medium or dark red color, with white faces and sometimes white on the throat, back and bellies. They mature early, are not excelled for grazing, and make beef of the best quality." — S. G. Goodrich, 1885

Hereford Cattle

"The hereford breed are of a medium or dark red color, with white faces and sometimes white on the throat,…

"The Jersey cattle has a small deer-like head, muzzle fine and dark and encircled by a light color, horns small, crumpled, and of amber color, chest broad and deep, back straight, tail fine, udder full in form, well up behind and running well forward, milk veins prominent, escutcheon or milk mirror high and broad and full on thighs." — S. G. Goodrich, 1885

Jersey Cattle

"The Jersey cattle has a small deer-like head, muzzle fine and dark and encircled by a light color,…

"They are hardly breed and large feeders. Holesteins are remarkable rather for the quantity of their milk product than its richness, and, like the Ayrshires, they have been thought better adapted to the manufacture of cheese than butter." — S. G. Goodrich, 1885

Holstein Cattle

"They are hardly breed and large feeders. Holesteins are remarkable rather for the quantity of their…

A Durham cow standing in a field.

Durham Cattle

A Durham cow standing in a field.

"Scene at the Cowpens. This name is derived from the cirumstance that, some years prior to the Revolution, before this section of country was settled, some persons in Camden (then called Pine-tree) employed two men to go up to the Thicketty Mountain, and in the grassy intervales among the hills, raise cattle. As a compensation, they were allowed the entire use of the cows during the summer for making butter and cheese, and the steers for tilling labor. In the fall, large numbers of the fattest cattle would be driven down to Camden to be slaughtered for beef, on account of the owners. This region, so favorable for rearing cows, on account of the grass and fine springs, was consequently called <em>The Cowpens</em>. The field was covered with blasted pines, stumps, and stocks of indian corn, and had a most dreary appearance."&mdash;Lossing, 1851

Cowpens

"Scene at the Cowpens. This name is derived from the cirumstance that, some years prior to the Revolution,…

First pig went to market; Second pig stayed at home; Third pig had roast beef; And fourth pig had none; Fifth little pig said "wee, ee, give me some!"

Pigs and Market

First pig went to market; Second pig stayed at home; Third pig had roast beef; And fourth pig had none;…

Child eating roast beef.

Eating Roast Beef

Child eating roast beef.

"The names and prices of various cuts of beed." &mdash;Davison, 1910

Cuts of beef

"The names and prices of various cuts of beed." —Davison, 1910

The names and [out of date] prices of various cuts of beef.

Cuts of Beef

The names and [out of date] prices of various cuts of beef.

Uncastrated male cattle that is raised for beef.

Short-Horned Bull

Uncastrated male cattle that is raised for beef.

Female cattle that is raised for milk and beef.

Short-Horned Cow

Female cattle that is raised for milk and beef.

A widely-used breed of cattle for beef production.

Hereford Bull

A widely-used breed of cattle for beef production.

Hers of cows and oxen feeding.

Cows and Oxen

Hers of cows and oxen feeding.

"Diagram showing cuts of beef. A, neck; B-C, chuck ribs and shoulder-blade; C-D, seven prime ribs; D-E, porterhouse; E-F, thick sirloin; F-H, rump; H-I, round; J, leg; K, top of sirloin; L, flank; M, plate piece; N, O, brisket." -Foster, 1921

Cuts of Beef

"Diagram showing cuts of beef. A, neck; B-C, chuck ribs and shoulder-blade; C-D, seven prime ribs; D-E,…

An illustration of a female cow with horns.

Female Cow with Horns

An illustration of a female cow with horns.

Hereford bull and cow. Hereford cattle are used for beef production and are originally from Herefordshire, England.

Hereford Cattle

Hereford bull and cow. Hereford cattle are used for beef production and are originally from Herefordshire,…

Jersey cattle are a small breed of dairy cattle originally from Jersey, Britain.

Jersey Cow

Jersey cattle are a small breed of dairy cattle originally from Jersey, Britain.

A barn used for beef cattle.

Barn

A barn used for beef cattle.

A side view of a barn used for beef cattle.

Cattle Barn

A side view of a barn used for beef cattle.

A feeding shed used for beef cattle.

Feeding Shed

A feeding shed used for beef cattle.

A breed of cattle used primarily for beef.

Hereford Cow

A breed of cattle used primarily for beef.

A diagram which shows how cows are cut. Various sections of the cow body are labelled with respect to the final product.

Meat of Cow

A diagram which shows how cows are cut. Various sections of the cow body are labelled with respect to…