Categories of Cattle as reported by the Scottish Census.
| Scottish Farm Census Cattle Categories for 1961 | 1961 |
|---|---|
| Dairy cattle: Cows & Heifers in milk |
19,352
|
| Dairy cattle: Cows in calf but not in milk |
3,515
|
| Dairy cattle: Heifers in calf for the first time |
4,414
|
| Other Dairy Cattle (Female): 2 years old & over |
828
|
| Other Dairy Cattle (Female): 1 year old & under 2 |
4,758
|
| Other Dairy Cattle (Female): Under 1 year old |
4,973
|
| Dairy Cattle: Bulls being used for service |
398
|
| Dairy Cattle: Bulls & Bull Calves being reared for service |
81
|
| Beef cattle: Cows & Heifers in milk |
28,483
|
| Beef cattle: Cows in calf but not in milk |
1,797
|
| Beef cattle: Heifers in calf for the first time |
2,820
|
| Beef cattle: Other Cows retained for breeding |
1,535
|
| Beef Cattle: Bulls being used for service |
1,249
|
| Beef Cattle: Bulls & Bull Calves being reared for service |
590
|
| Other Beef Cattle: 2 years old & over: Male |
37,112
|
| Other Beef Cattle: 2 years old & over: Female |
17,391
|
| Other Beef Cattle: 1 year old & under 2: Male |
60,963
|
| Other Beef Cattle: 1 year old & under 2: Female |
43,861
|
| Other Beef Cattle: Under 1 year old: Male (excluding Bull Calves for service) |
36,243
|
| Other Beef Cattle: Under 1 year old: Female |
24,734
|
| Date: | Source: |
|---|---|
| 1961 | Department of Agriculture and Fisheries for Scotland, Scottish Agricultural Statistics (HM Stationery Office) , |
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|---|---|
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In 1961 the Scottish Agricultural Census divided cattle into these twenty categories.