Blu Belga; Pezzato Nero; Bruno
English translation: Belgian Blue
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Belgian Blue Explanation: ... is a recognized breed (my grandfather raised them). "Pezzato" means "dappled," and so "pezzato nero" would be "dappled black", and "bruno," of course, would be "brown" (or possible "dappled brown," depending on the context). I wasn't able to find any specific breed with "dappled" in its name; however, the following Web site might be useful. -- Best, Heather Clifford Reference: http://www.zod.wau.nl/~www-vh/felius/tbofcont.html |
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Belgian Blue, Friesian and Bruna Explanation: I work with an Irish farmer who exports cattle to Spain and Italy. I know these terms from the Italian customers. As far as I know there is no English equivalent of Bruna. It is a breed from the Piemonte region of Italy. Sean |
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