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The upgrading of beef cattle on the Great Plains

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  • 1961
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  • 2012-11-29T22:43:13Z
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  • The California Geographer 2: 23-30
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  • Beef cattle are a dominant feature in the geographical landscape of the Great Plains. Whether considered from the economic or cultural or any other aspect of geography, they and their breeds should be of interest. Even the most casual geographer can distinguish between the Longhorns, which were used in greatest numbers to populate the area, and the highly uniform white-faced Herefords, which dominate the cattle industry there as well as elsewhere in the western United States.
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