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An ancient breed of Hungarian gray cow is being revived by a farmer in Transcarpathia. A farmer from the village of Kolodne in Tiachiv district of Transcarpathia is raising Hungarian gray cows. Today, his herd numbers over 80 heads. This was reported by the press service of the Tiachiv District State Administration. The Hungarian gray cow is not an ordinary breed. It is a living history of Central Europe and Transcarpathia, one of the oldest types of cattle on the continent. The breed is known for its ancient origins, strong genetics, hardiness, and distinctive appearance – light gray coat and large, majestic horns. Not so long ago, such animals were common in the Carpathian region. However, in the 20th century, especially during the industrialization of agriculture, this breed began to rapidly disappear. It was displaced by more productive, but less hardy modern breeds. By the 1960s and 1970s, the Hungarian gray cow reached a critical point: the population was almost on the verge of e

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