The chart above shows a report quantities of particular cow breeds that are found in Connecticut between 2000 and 2014.
There are four types of cow that are shown in the chart, it is Angus, Holstein, Jernsey, and Guernsey. From 2000 to 2008 for Angus, there are no significantly growth on the quantity, since it stays at around 1500, but from 2008 to 2014 there are a little growth for the quantity, which it becomes around 2500. For the Holstein, the growth are consistent from year 2000 to 2014 but not so high, in 2000 it was around 500 and in 2014 it is 1500. Next is Guernsey, Guernsey was recorded as the second high cow type in 2000 with around 3500 in total below the Jersey type, the quantity keeps declining year by year and the highest decline was in 2010, in 2010 it was recorded around 3000 cows, and in 2012 the total decrease about 500 cows and the lowest is in 2014 that almost reach 0 cows. The last is Jersey, it has the highest number in total from year 2000 with around 3500 in total, and the number keeps increasing consistently until year 2014 that reach around 5500 total cows.
In conclusion Holstein, Angus, and Jersey shown on the number is consistently growing up, but for the Guernsey it is going down linearly with the year going up.