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(Continued from Page 4) and small heads combined with ease of birth charac* teristic to Angus cattle.
In another area of possible concern, Chianina detractors maintain that farms must be refenced at six feet to keep the long, tall breed in pastures. Not true, according to Parrish. He acknowledged that his old Chianina show cow, a family pet," jumped in and out of fields whenever she chose but insisted this behaviour is the exception, not the rule.
At the Parrish farm, fences are all the standard height and the animals, including Walco Lombard the bull, stay where they belong. It’s all a matter of management, Parrish said, adding that cattle will generally stay where they’re put if they’re contented.
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