WHY BRAHMAN | Bred In America Since 1885 

Please protect them they are holly cows india and

Yes bro they belong near telangana. Also in hindi and sanskrit BRAHMAN means INDIAN TEMPLE PRIEST. Please they are not just a weight of beef.

And they are very similar to GIR BREED of cows.

Hi bro i want semanz from brhamn you give me how much

BRAHMAN cattle is from (INDIA ) ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is known as Ongole cow.

Excellent explanation of why someone would choose a Vegetarian life. Thank you for your contribution. 🇺🇸

Thank you for a beautifully expressed opinion. I am one of the folks in this video, I love my cattle and yes there are ones I will never eat, but I love steaks and hamburgers and I strongly believe that raising an animal with care and consideration is the way to go.

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Because they don’t. Brahman the breed was bred and formed in the good ol USA. They are considered Bos Indicus because they have similar features to other cattle breeds originating from South Asia.

Basically it is Indian cattle breed from telangana side.

I know I cant raise any animal and kill it. No I am not a vegetarian yet😄 but I just cant do that.

We raised Brahma's growing up in East Texas

@@monicahatch6498 yup. Many feel the same way as you about these truly wonderful beings. There is little need for killing, but rather, sensible caring and raising, management of fertility.. we can live superb healthy lives with a bit of milk, cheese, eggs, never kill the golden goose but rather encourage life and all that is good. Even camels...they shed their fleece yearly and the yarn from this gathered, cast off 'fleece' is excellent for weaving.

@@punyagandhi6375 BRAHMAN breed is from ANDHRA PRADESH it is known as Ongole cow.

Your ancestors are delicious.

Sorry,nope, they are crossbreeds

@@willyjimmy8881 aae chup re ne waaidi

BRAHMAN cattle is from ANDHRA PRADESH it is known as Ongole cow.

@@venkathasashidhar853 nope Brahman cattle are the crossbreed of many indian cattle breeds like ongole, gir, kankrej and krishna valley.

The ´´Gyr´´ Brahman is the best for milk... Cheers

I'm too

Jersey are great for high fat milk production. Do you like butter and cheese?

Both, depending on time of day, but that's chickens. Cattle .....you have to get to market, try that with a breed that aggressive and tempestuous

Actually they are revered in India - the country of their origin. They aren’t food there.

It is an American breed, developed here from Indian and South American cattle

In case you hadn't noticed, this video was not shot in india

If India didn’t want people to slaughter their original cattle they should never have sold them overseas.

@@247rug Indian and European breeds you mean, and many other crosses in between. The Indians here Brahman and they go cross-eyed

@@denisesilveira3427 if we were not under British rule, we would never have done that.

They do fine! they will grow some hair in that cold though

You want to calve Brahmans when it's above 40 degrees F. so the calves get up and going, once the calves are a few weeks old they can handle the cold...other than that....if you make sure they have plenty of forage they do fine in cold weather, all that skin actually bunches up and helps insulate them. But yes they are bred for temperate climates. BUT there are Brahman Breeders in Canada, so it can be done.

Hey! That's my question.

Brahamn beef tastes so good it's divine. That's why it's called brahman

BRAHMAN cattle is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed.

I was thinking the same I was like oh for milk ? Ohhh beef oh my why are they called Brahman I’m so confused lol aren’t Brahman vegetarian

A study from the University of Missouri concluded that Brahman are fine in temperatures as low as 8 degrees Farenheit.

I agree, same, I made a comment before it was remove.

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Not well at all. Brahman are bos indicus cattle. All bos indicus are suited for hot climates (southern US and down), northern Australia, Africa and south, southeast Asia. In the northern US, Canada, Europe, and Southern Australia, bos taurus are better suited. Brahman, or other bos indicus species, might work in Canada if crossbred with a bos taurus species, I don’t know. But pure bred Brahman cattle, definitely not. No way. It would be far too cold for them and they would be unhealthy and miserable.

I wouldn't know. I can't deal with the cold much further north of 35 Latitude.

You are absolutely right!

BRAHMAN cattle is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed.

Öyleler zaten.

Gerçekten garip ama bence canlı varlıklarla yani hayvanlarla uğraşmak, onları beslemek insanı rahatlatıyor. Böyle bakınca mantıklı bir karar.

You did... the other two editors didn't lol... JK. There was a technical issue with the last video and since this is a co-produced video we wanted to make sure the final version was correct. I apologize for the repeat upload.

@@YanasaTV I figured, copyright/ politics, all good brother....

Wrong , Mixed breed, done in the USA, ...Read

@@plinnytheother6107 have look this link and u know your answer

@@plinnytheother6107 and for your knowledge kankrej breed is mother of all cattle breeds

BRAHMAN cattle is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed.

The Brahman is an American breed of zebuine-taurine hybrid beef cattle. It was bred in the United States from 1885 from cattle originating in India, imported at various times from the United Kingdom, from India and from Brazil. These were mainly Gir, Guzerá and Nelore stock, with some Indu-Brasil, Krishna Valley and Ongole. The Brahman has a high tolerance of heat, sunlight and humidity, and good resistance to parasites. It has been exported to many countries, particularly in the tropics; in Australia it is the most numerous breed of cattle. It has been used in the creation of numerous taurine-indicine hybrids, some of which - such as the Brangus and Brahmousin - are established as separate

You think they're gonna breed big cattle that eats tons of food just for milk? 🤣

@Jithin Jose Are you Hindu, or a Commie thug

If as I suspect the latter I presume you consider Marx divine even if he resulted in millions being slaughtered like cattle

@Jithin Jose us keralites... Look up moplah massacre. Your ancestors must be proud of you.

On the contrary it is a shame that a Protein deficient country like India uses this cattle only for milk, when if is far more efficient to use it for beef also... It would be a cheap source of protein for the majority of the population.

It a mix of zebu and european cattle, just because the name is "brahman" it doesnt make it Indian

And guess who did that breeding?

@@plinnytheother6107 The original breed is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed. The American had crossed it for their needs.

@@plinnytheother6107 I agree it's a mix Zebu (Bos taurus indicus), sometimes known as indicine cattle or humped cattle, belongs to indian subcontinent getting cattle from india and breed with European cattle and name it doesn't change its origin check how zebu breed was developed I am not telling by its name bhramin but by its history 😉

@@plinnytheother6107 zebu was developed by Europeans in 1880 with gir,and ongole breeds Americans got first zebu breed as show animals after some ranchers started getting some cattle from Brazil and india and bread in USA Named bhramin

Like any other beef you eat. Once that hide comes off they’re all graded the same way.

Just don’t understand American logic! Why eat an animal that is so gentle and intelligent?

Also delicious.

yeah theyare sub humans.

@@ldnoida001 We could eat Cougars but, good luck breeding and raising them in the same space. Beef tastes good. These animals are only docile because we bred the most passive ones. Wild bulls arent exactly nice.

That's what I don't understand. It makes no sense. Why slaughter a creature that has agreeable human traits.? 😲

Sanmıyorum. Angus da mermerleşme daha fazla, dolayısıyla daha lezzetli deniyor.

Yok artık, apartman dairesinde sığırmı, olmaz 😂😂😂 lol.

Ama Angus melezi ndeki mermerleşme, yani yağın etin içindeki dağılımı daha çok oluyor diyorlar. Buda eti daha lezzetli yaptığı iddaası var.

BRAHMAN cattle is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed. the American had crossed it for their needs.

@@venkathasashidhar853 The American breed was therefore made in.........

@@dominusnox8231 Sir I am sharing my view, don't be serious, American white people are from Europe, but now a days there life partner are from other country of Europe, the outcome is American. Can you clarify, American need is very important.

@@venkathasashidhar853 The breed was developed in America. That's just the end of it.

@@dominusnox8231 Sorry to disturb you, here I will introduce another cow from India state ANDHRA PRADESH. The cow is known as punganuru Cow, the hight of the cow is 16 inches only, I can't send pictures, you can use Internet if you are interested.

There are many breeders breeding smaller sized ones, I have one cow that is around a 1,000 lbs or less. Most of my Brahmans are 1,200 lbs with a few going around 1,400 lbs. But a moderate sized cow with lots of beef is a money maker vs a monster sized mama.

Cyan Briles. I live in the tropics and we have plenty of brahmans back here in Zambia, Africa. a lot of farmers complain that they take too long to reach puberty and are generally not too fertile. what's your explanation

Moonga Mizinga, here in the USA Brahmans are slow maturing, usually not breeding until they are 24 months old....but they seem to breed until they are into their late teens and that makes up for it. Fertility is around 85% here in the USA. Even though Brahmans can tolerate poor conditions when body condition drops so does fertility. US producers typically worm their Brahmans 2 to 4 times a year and I think that helps as well.

@@moongamizinga5355 the ones in Zambia is same species as brahmans but they aren't the same breed. the ones in africa are zebu

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Its a cross bred Indian-eurpoean blend

BRAHMAN cattle is from INDIA state ANDHRA PRADESH, the breed is ONGOLE breed. the American had crossed it for their needs.

We have some Beefmaster cattle and they do well on it. Fescue toxicity raises the body temperature and Brahman and Brahman composites handle the heat. So from what we have seen and with everything I have read they are not affected like other cattle by the toxicity

They don't because they don't know how great they are. They belong to India.

Cuz it's for meat purpose.

No, they taste GREAT! You should eat beef too

WTF would you feel "shame" for slaughtering a food animal? That makes zero sense.

Have you looked around in India, the space humans take up denies space to all else. That itself is a form of animal slaughter, you just dont see it

nope

Because ever try to drive a herd of rattlers to market/slaughter?

catch 1 and cook!

Huh?

They are

They have originated from Indian cattle. But it has nowhere been acknowledged in the video. What is Brahman? It’s an Indian word meaning the soul, the universe, the entity!

@@ldnoida001 They do refer to them as _Bos indicus_ several times

@@reshmanair6521 not true

@@porsche911sbs as well as bos taurus, the european variety

oh yes they make great beef

Actually very good beef. All livestock should be treated with respect and care. Just because they are raised for food doesn’t disqualify them from a great life.

@@YanasaTV I know .. being born a bull has it good points and bad ones...I am a steak eater..

Because we're omnivores but are also capable of emotional bonding.

Because our cattle will have a great life except for one day in their life.

because some keep them as breeders to sell livestock, that second generation is someone elses' issue. Its a business like any other

By drinking milk also you are doing a sin because the dairy industry is far more exploitative than the meat industry and the dairy industry directly contributes to the meat industry... do some research... ...farm cattle are bred for animal products.... chickens, goats & cows are farm animals.... that's how people use them around the world...🤷‍♂️...

@@ckumar214 Do stick to the topic. When asked to write an essay on a topic cow, you cannot tie the cow on a coconut tree and then write the whole essay on the coconut tree. I was saying that killing the Indian cow was a sin and you are talking about a different topic of drinking milk and then again you are diverting from the topic of "drinking milk" to "dairy industry" and making a foolish unrelated claim that drinking milk is a sin. All human beings drinking milk don't drink Diary industry produced milk. Speaking about MahaBharath the diary industrialization itself is foreign, every Indian house that I know of has had a cow, but if you want to assume that you were implying to speak only about those who drink diary industry produced milk, then you must have made it more specific because that would have given an imaginary leverage to the foolish claim. An intelligent person will claim that establishing a diary industry where the (assumed to be) no longer useful cows are slaughtered is a Sin. The diary farms where the cow is taken care till it's natural death (there are these types in India) are not Sinful in the sense that the cows are not being slaughtered. So if you want to make a point about something "do some research"

*all cattle breeds have similar back stories...

Yani diğer sığır ırklarını yemek günah değil de, sadece brahman cinsini yemek mi günah. Peki hangi hayvanın ne kadar zeki olduğunu nasıl tesbit edeceğiz. Ve hangi zeka seviyesinin üstünün günah olduğunu nasıl bileceğiz. Ve buna kim karar verecek, yani normları kim belirleyecek.

Great Beef! We just had some last night for burgers.

The essential micronutrients of meat needed by humans cannot be replicated by plants there are side effects to vegan diets. The microbial life provided by ruminants to our environment are essential to soil and plant health. I agree with the abuse, we only order meat from producers we can observe. The problem with red meat diets is the consumption of young fatty meats... naturally speaking the leaner meats from animals who have lived a longer healthier life is actually very healthy and is packed with essential micronutrients we can’t process from plants efficiently.

Yanasa Ama Ventures I’m not vegan myself, but it’s scientific fact that it’s very possible to be just as healthy on a well planned vegan diet, you’re actually more likely to be healthy since by default you’re cutting out many unhealthy foods- even the world health organization has published many articles about it. And the only specific thing that our bodies need that is extremely difficult for vegans to get without animal products is vitamin b-12, but there are vegan supplements for that. And sustainability is huge for me, and there’s is no denying the that beef industry is huge contributor to the problem- which is why I’ll support business practices that look to reduce their carbon footprint. But there is also no denying that the best way to solves the problem is to just eat less meat in the first place. Please educate yourself before you start spreading misinformation in the internet. This is making me have second thoughts about the credibility of your statements made in the video- bc what sounded like you were educated and trying to be more sustainable, sounds like you just are in it for the business regardless or the environmental implications, or the science behind it.

@@brendanmorin9935 its not a scientific fact, its hipster internet fact, meaning its bullsh1t. Vegans can sustain on replacement nutrition but it isn't equivelent, and there are required suppliments that are artificial. Humans are omnivores, that is the fact.

Willy Jimmy the only required supplement is b12, the only reason meat eaters don’t need to supplement for it is because the animals they’re EATING are being supplemented for it😂 and btw animals like Chimpanzees who are our closest relatives, get most their b12 from eating soil and feces🤢 and occasionally some animals products like insects, eggs, and meat. Also idk if you failed like 1st grade science but just because we are omnivores doesn’t mean that our diets should be 50/50 plants and animals. There is so much science behind the idea that the healthiest diet for humans is very high in plants and very low in animals products- one quick example is the blue zones! Also if you actually cared about the planet or your health then you would’ve taken the time to learn that! But clearly you just have an anti vegan agenda bc you’re insecure about your own choices❤️

IDC. Vegan or carnivore. You are a good example of where we are going wrong. The dude has a different opinion , granted both of you think youre spitting facts, but you come back with rudeness. I hope to hell god is real, I wanna see how everyone acts the day he calls us home.

It's a caste. I'm Indian.

​@@raghuhiriyuryememenize. Saygım var. Ama başkalarının yemesi sizi neden rahatsız ediyor. Çünkü bizim inancımızda haram değil.

​@@raghuhiriyurha birde sadece bu sığır cinsi mi günah, yoksa tüm sığırlarımı yemek günah sizce.

A unique attribute to Brahman is that they are true herd animals (unlike other commercial cattle) they stay together and move together (similar to Bison) so you experience the benefits of high density grazing. I may do a video on this. If you raise cattle... You do need to have a system for herd thinning... preferably before they become old and suffer from problems. We have had many animals that we “tried” to keep around and it turned into a mess... in the end we felt in humane. Naturally there would be predators that take action on weaknesses early on. If you don’t want to process them something we do with our older horses is take them to large cat rescues.... the one here allows you to oversee the... well you know... to make sure it’s humane. I like that concept because I’m removing an animal that is beyond care and comfort while helping another animal in the full circle of life. So much better than immunization and burial.

@@YanasaTV Ah, that's a really interesting point. Thank you for bringing that to my attention in a polite critical manner to help everyone learn. Also, the herd attribute is awesome for mob grazing I bet!! Do they do well with electric fencing? I can't think of any easy way to introduce a predator and I'd feel bad about killing one myself. Seems like there must a good in between to return them to the soil. What are some natural predators to cows? I know at my grandfather's property in Texas there are coyotes and mountain lions that would eat a goat or maybe a calf... but I would have a hard time imagining something eating a full grown cow... maybe if they're hungry and the cow is weak though. After re-reading, I realized when you said cat rescue you mean like big cats. Maybe if Zebu or brahma is smaller, a coyote would have an easy meal at an old one. I don't know if a coyote would be very beneficial to have near the site, but at least they won't be around during the day. I'm genuinely interested in finding a way to feed my family as healthy as possible off grid and maintain the biggest ecosystem that supports that farm and native diversity as I can. I appreciate the knowledge from your channel! I want to build soil and not get bit by a venomous snake! Or any snake, that'd be great. I actually did really enjoy this video hearing about them. We are definitely not a religious vegan viewpoint that scolds people etc etc, my wife gets MS from saturated fats in oils, eating animal products, and especially dairy. She went whole food plant based 6 years ago - 2 months after diagnosis and has been free ever since. So for her it's a necessity, for me I just feel my best and it makes it easy for us to eat everything - and I want to live a long time. It makes sense to me, if God made us originally in the garden to eat plants and it was the fall of mankind into a lower sinful state that necessitated the eating of animal flesh that plants would be a healthier option. Dr Esselstyn and McDougall seem to be the eldest of the whole food plant based doctors and have the longest stretch of research short of The China Study. Of course, I'm not saying I don't care about animal welfare or stewarding the environment... but I find a lot of people who don't eat animal products fall under the 'vegan' category and have conditioned viewpoints of global warming, carbon, and animal rights. I actually found Ice Age Farmer through your channel which is pretty cool.

assuming we don't think twice is where you would be wrong.....I have a sustainable farm with humanely treated animals that are loved. It is because of Steaks and Hamburgers that I can make a living. I still think at the end of the day we should care about how our food is raised. So I have a few that will never be on a plate, but just knowing that most of the ones I raise will live a longer life and not be sent to a feed lot means a lot. I don't have all the right answers and I believe with all my heart that vegetarians are very kind people, but so are farmers and ranchers who care about how our food is raised...I don't think impossible burgers full of estrogen are good for us.