Most white with black spots or most black with white spots. However you want to look at it. Some carry a recessive gene that makes them red instead of black. Those are called Red Holstein. Not really creative but effective description.
Holstein cows are mostly black and white, yes, but there are a few cows that can be all white with little hints of black, or all black with little hints of white. Red and white holstien cows can be found too, though these are rare in the conventional dairy industry because they tend to not give as good quality and quantity of milk as the black-and-white holsteins are.
Black and white.
White with big black patches.
Holstein is a breed of cattle, not a species. Holsteins do however, have both "black and white" and "red and white" color patterns, but even these different color patterns do not depict two different breeds.
That would be the famous Holstein.
They are usually black & white. Some have a recessive gene that causes them to be red & white.
Holstein was created in 1474.
Friedrich von Holstein has written: 'The Holstein papers'
Holly Holstein's birth name is Holly Ann Holstein.
Jay Holstein's birth name is Jay Allen Holstein.
The address of the New Holstein Public Library is: 2115 Washington St., New Holstein, 53061 1098
Holstein, which is part of the name Schleswig-Holstein, is a state of Germany. The capital is Kiel. The area of Schleswig-Holstein is 15,763.18 km with a population of 2,837,641.
The red and white Holstein is a color variation in Holstein cattle as a whole. There are still some breeders that select for this color trait (the Red and White Dairy Cattle Association). The disadvantage of red color is that there are several alleles for red color at the Extension site:Wild Type Red (E+), Black/red (E br) (calves born red but turn black at 3-6 months also called Telstar) and recessive red (e). There is also a Dominant Red allele that is not associated with the extension locus which over rides all alleles at the extension site.Each of the red alleles creates a slightly different color of red and this makes the possibilities for true breeding animals of each red color allele both interesting and problematic.Any other issues are associated with the entire Holstein breed and is not linked to any one color.
The address of the Holstein Heritage Foundation Inc is: 314 W 2Nd St, Holstein, IA 51025-5109