Fiberglass Cow Statue
1. Introduction of Fiberglass Cow Statue Red Holstein cattle share the same breed basis as the common black and white Holstein cattle, tracing their ancestry back to the black and white dairy cows bred long ago in the coastal regions of northern Netherlands and northern Germany. Holstein cattle were later introduced to North America and, through continuous selective breeding, became an important dairy breed. The red and white coat color of Red Holsteins primarily comes from a recessive red gene present in the Holstein population. As breeders began to systematically preserve and breed individuals with the red gene, Red Holsteins gradually formed a stable breeding population. This Fiberglass Cow Statue group is designed based on the red and white coat color of Red Holstein calves and consists of several calves in different poses. The calves have a white base with irregularly distributed reddish-brown patches on the head, neck, torso, and
