Every Cattle Breed Ranked by Price

The cheapest cattle in the world sell for fifteen hundred dollars. The most expensive cattle bull ever recorded was syndicated for over twelve million dollars in semen rights alone. Between those two numbers sit every commercial beef and dairy breed on the planet — and each one earned its price for a different reason. This is the ranking of 9 cattle breeds, from cheapest to most expensive. From the Holstein dairy cow that gets ground into fast-food patties to the Japanese Wagyu sire that sells for the price of a beachfront house — every breed in this video is a real animal you can still find on a working farm somewhere in the world. 00:00 Holstein 00:55 Jersey 01:51 Hereford 02:53 Charolais 03:52 Texas Longhorn 04:55 Highland 05:53 Belgian Blue 06:54 Angus 07:55 Japanese Wagyu Each breed solved a different agricultural problem. Holsteins produce ten thousand liters of milk per year. Jerseys give the highest butterfat content of any dairy cow. Charolais bulls put on muscle thirty percent faster than any commercial breed. Belgian Blues yield seventy percent saleable beef per carcass because of a single broken gene. And Japanese Wagyu, refined for fourteen hundred years on an isolated island, produces marbling at a level no Western breed can match — the meat itself worth more than any other living cow on earth. 🔔 Subscribe for more profitable farming:    / @farmerdude20   #farming #cattle #wagyu #angus #beef #livestock #cattlebreeds #holstein #hereford #charolais #belgianblue #farmerdude