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Maine-Anjou

breed of cattle
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The Maine-Anjou is a breed of cattle that originated in France. It is the largest of the French breeds and is known for its size. The breed is raised in the upland regions of Maine, a historic region in France, and is used for both milk and meat production.12

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  1. livestock farming - Beef cattle breeds
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