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The Ethiopian Boran breed originally descended from the first introduction of zebu into Africa from West Asia. The breed established its presence first in the semi-arid and arid pastoral Borana plateau of southern Ethiopia. The Borana pastoralist community maintains it. Pastoral movements and migrations led to spread of the Ethiopian Boran to the eastern rangelands in Ethiopia as well as into northern Kenya and southwestern Somalia. The Orma Boran, the Somali Boran and the Kenya Boran have evolved from these migrations. The Boran is now considered to have distinct groups of unimproved and improved Boran (DAGRIS 2006). The unimproved Boran. | 2012 f I Minnesota Agricultural Statistics Photos were provided courtesy of the University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station USDA Photography Center and USDA-ARS Image Gallery Minnesota Agricultural Statistics 2012 ESTIMATES Jacob Carter Mark Gutierrez Emily Jerve Victoria Kitto Kerry Siekmann Bob Waldera MINNESOTA FIELD OFFICE STAFF Douglas A. Hartwig Director Dan Lofthus Deputy Director ADMINISTRATION Colleen Meyer COVER DESIGN Stacy Gulden MDA SURVEYS Craig Anderson Roger Binning Sarah Herrman Kim Levine Linda Lieder Seth Mickolichek Nick Wieland FIELD INTERVIEWERS Dale Adamek - Preston David Amundson - Norcross Marjorie Anderson - Aurora Judith Antolick - Benson Donavan Avery - West Concord Paul Barrett - East Grand Forks Pauline Berndt - Pelican Rapids Constance Beyer - Hancock Bonnie Bock - Truman Marie Bottelberghe - Marshall Catherine Breitbarth - T ruman Elizabeth Buck - Zumbrota Sylvia Vavra Burton - Harris Clifford Bussler - Brownton Diane Corey - Herman James Crook - Stewartville Susan Devens - Lewisville Diane Dick - Mountain Lake James Dick - Mountain Lake DiAnne Dingmann - Litchfield John Donnay - Kimball Dorothy Eischens - Tracy Vicky Erickson - Pelican Rapids FIELD INTERVIEWERS Continued Michelle Fussy - Pierz EvLyn Gilbertson - Battle Lake Doris Graven - Dawson Sharon Groves - Cambridge Gerald Hoffman - Kensington Edna Holmquist - Richville Linda Hubbling - Luverne David Hurd - Lake Benton Norman Jensen - Faribault Odean Johnson - New Richland Paul Knapper - Lonsdale Steven Krauss - Winnebago Roger Krinke - Belview Larry Luepke - Courtland Judith Martin - Middle River Paulette Melby - Greenbush Hazel Mummi - Danvers Kevin Mundt - Saint Charles Sally Ohliger - Granite Falls Roger Oldenkamp - Albert Lea Karen Pearson - Cambridge Sandy Peterson - Dawson Robert Potter - Park Rapids FIELD INTERVIEWERS Continued Brenda Puffer - Dundee Trudy Raak - Jasper Sherlene Ramerth - Dundee Tom Ramerth - Dundee Lori Rollag - Gary Glenda Rowe - Jackson .