Nebraska FFA Quiz Bowl Practice Test

The Limousin breed is classified as an exotic breed of beef because it originates from France, known for its distinctive characteristics such as muscular build and high-quality meat production. Exotic breeds are typically those that come from countries outside of the United States and have unique traits that set them apart from native breeds.

In contrast, Aberdeen Angus and Hereford are considered British native breeds. They have deep roots in the United Kingdom and have adapted to local farming practices over many generations. Jersey, on the other hand, is primarily a dairy breed, also originating from the Channel Islands, focusing on milk production rather than beef. This distinction helps in identifying Limousin as the correct choice for an exotic breed of beef.