Nantes, France — buy or sell
Breed history: The Nantes is an extremely rare breed originating in France, now under threat of extinction. This cattle belongs to the so-called "red" branch, which is part of the more extensive brown line of French breeds. The ancestor of this cow is considered to be the Parthenay breed, making it a special variety of cattery, unique to Brittany.
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Diet: The basis of the diet is high-quality hay, silage and pasture vegetation. During pregnancy, lactation and for young animals, concentrated feed (grain, combifeed) must be added to the ration to provide the necessary nutrients.
Specifications
| Indicator | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | 800–1000 kg | 600–700 kg |
| Withers height | 140–145 cm | 135–140 cm |
| Origin | France | |
| View | Cattle | |
Habitat Range
France
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Nantes, France weigh?
Adult animal: male — 800–1000 kg, female — 600–700 kg.
How tall is Nantes, France?
Height at the withers: male — 140–145 cm, female — 135–140 cm.
Where does Nantes, France come from?
Country of origin — France.
What should Nantes, France be fed?
Diet: The basis of the diet is high-quality hay, silage and pasture vegetation.
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