Derriors
Derriors, also known as Derri de Oryx or simply Oryx, were a breed of cattle that originated in France. They were developed in the 19th century through selective breeding of local French cattle with imported breeds, including the Durham and Teeswater from England, and the Swiss Simmental. The primary goal was to create a dual-purpose breed that excelled in both milk and meat production.
Derriors were known for their distinctive appearance, characterized by a reddish or light brown coat with white
The Derrior breed was widely used in France and other parts of Europe, contributing significantly to the
Efforts have been made to preserve the Derrior breed due to its historical significance and genetic diversity.
The Derrior breed's legacy continues to influence modern cattle breeding, particularly in the development of breeds