Garvonesa

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The Garvonesa is a cattle breed originating in Portugal.

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Description

The coat is normally dark red or brown in colour. The head and neck are normally very dark. The Horns are typically developed, based on head-back and down, then up to frentee.

Characteristics

Extension

The breed region is circumscribed exclusively to the Southeast Portugal in Beja and Setubal district.


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