Brahman cattle have bigger sweat glands and more capillaries to cool their skin better. ... The breed grew increasingly popular, and in 1924, the American Brahman Breeders Association was formed.

Kingstree cattle farmer John “Jott” Scott McGill, III, was recently honored by the American Brahman Breeders Association at their 100-year celebration for his years of dedication to the ...

Brahman cattle often live longer than many other breeds, still producing calves at the ages of 15 and older. The Brahman has a high level of heat tolerance and is widespread in tropical regions.

The Brahman breed continues to be an integral part of the Australian beef industry. Brahman genetics can be found in approximately one-half of the national beef herd of 26 million head, with 75 ...

BIF recognizes Hammack, Paschal, Sanders, Shafer, Steffen and Taylor for their contributions to beef cattle improvement.

Some of the first composites in the U.S. were Brangus (a stabilized percentage of Angus and Brahman), Santa Gertrudis (a mix of Shorthorn and Brahman) and Beefmaster (Brahman, Shorthorn and Hereford).

A remote cattle station owner was shocked when he discovered one of his prized Brahman cows had adopted an orphaned brumby foal. ... Brahman cows are a major beef breed across dry areas of Australia.