Simmental bull

Simmental Cattle: Known as the "World's All-Purpose Cattle." They combine excellent beef and dairy performance. They are characterized by rapid growth, large physique, high dressing percentage, and well-muscled conformation.

Simmental cattle are mammals of the genus Bovis. The body is long, cylindrical, with full muscles; the head is long, the face is wide, the neck is medium, the angles are thin and curved outward and upward, and the tip is slightly upward; the forebody is better developed than the hindbody, with deep chest, wide and flat rump, strong limbs, well-muscular thighs, and well-developed breasts. The color of the coat is yellow white flowers or light red white flowers, and the head, chest, abdomen, limbs and tail end are mostly white. The average weight of an adult bull is 800- 1,200 kg, and that of a cow is 650-800 kg. It is named because it is produced in the Simmental Plain.