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Charbray

breed of cattle
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The Charbray is a breed of beef cattle developed in the southern United States. It was created by crossbreeding Charolais cattle with Brahmans. The Charolais breed, originally from France, was developed for draft purposes but is now primarily used for beef production and crossbreeding. Charbrays are a notable example of this crossbreeding, combining traits from both the Charolais and Brahman breeds.12

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