In Brazil, a Nelore cow called ‘Viatina-19’ was sold for $4 million (roughly Rs 33 crore). What is the reason behind this cow's high price and what makes this cow unique?

Viatina-19, a 53-month-old Nelore breed cow of Indian origin, has made history by becoming the world's most expensive cattle ...

More than 6500 head of cattle are for sale alongside a premier Queensland station, offering 659ha of developed irrigation ...

Viatina-19 FIV Mara Imóveis, the world's most expensive cow, was sold for $4 million (Rs 34 crore) due to her superior genetics, muscular build, and adaptability. This Brazilian cow is a purebred ...

Among the most expensive cows are the Wagyu from Japan and the Brahman cows from India ... making her a valuable asset in the cattle industry and a prime example of superior livestock genetics.

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) recognized seven of the nation’s top cattle operations during CattleCon 2025 in San Antonio as Environmental Stewardship Award Program (ESAP) Regional ...

This data, collected in Florida on cows with some Brahman influence, represents one of the largest data sets on this subject. (Source:Genho, 1984 Proceedings of the Beef Cattle Short Course. Animal ...

Its characteristic grey or red color makes it easy to differentiate from other cattle. The Brahman has long drooping ears that also ... making it even more nutritious than other dairy cows. All in all ...

The transition period from the late stages of pregnancy to when a cow gives birth and starts producing milk is one of the ...