History of North America

How did angus cattle come to the US?

Angus cattle were first brought to the United States in 1873 by George Grant of Victoria, Kansas. Grant imported a bull and four heifers from Scotland, and his herd quickly became one of the most successful in the country. Other ranchers soon began importing Angus cattle, and the breed quickly became one of the most popular in the United States.

Here is a more detailed timeline of how Angus cattle came to the US:

* 1873: George Grant imports a bull and four heifers from Scotland to Victoria, Kansas.

* 1880s: Other ranchers begin importing Angus cattle from Scotland.

* 1883: The American Angus Association is formed.

* 1900: There are over 100,000 Angus cattle in the United States.

* 1920s: Angus cattle become the most popular breed of beef cattle in the United States.

* 1940s: Angus cattle are exported to other countries, including Canada, Mexico, and South America.

* Today: Angus cattle are one of the most popular breeds of beef cattle in the world.