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Friesian Encyclopedia". Friesiancrazy.com. July 12, 2011.
Retrieved March 25, 2014. "Chestnut
Friesians or "Fox"
Friesians". U.S.
Friesian Referral...
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imported their livestock from the Netherlands. However,
after about 8,800
Friesians (black pied
German cows) had been imported,
Europe stopped exporting dairy...
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crossbreeding Friesians for more than a century. In 1879 the
Friesian registry created two
books for registration, one book for
purebred Friesians, and another...
- 1.60 m for stallions. As with the
Friesian,
black is the only coat permitted,
though unlicensed gray Arabo-
Friesians also exist.
International stallions...
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semiarid environments. East
Friesians crossed with the
Lacaune breed have been a
success in the
Wisconsin environment. East
Friesians were not
introduced into...
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tropical conditions through the
progeny process of
purebred Holstein-
Friesians. Due to the
success of bull
proving and MOET
programme in
modifying the...
- West Frisian, or
simply Frisian (West Frisian:
Frysk [frisk] or
Westerlauwersk Frysk; Dutch:
Fries [fris], also
Westerlauwers Fries), is a West Germanic...
- Look up Frisian or
Friesian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Frisian(s) most
often refers to: Frisia, a cross-border
coastal region in
Germany and the...
- Zwergfriesenhühner, was
established in 1998.
There are both standard-sized and
bantam Friesians. The
standard fowl is a
light breed: ****s
weigh 1.4–1.6 kg and hens 1...
- (BPF):
Includes purebred Friesians that have
white on two feet and a
white face mark; e.g., a star, strip, or blaze. Pinto/
Friesian or
Barock Pinto horses...
