The line graph illustrates the changes in the number of particular cow breeds: Angus, Holstein, Jersey, and Guemsey⎯found in Connecticut from 2000 and to2014. Overall, the data show that the number of Angus, Holstein, and Jersey icreased, while the number of Guemsey decreased during this time.
Looking at cow breeds that gained popularity, Angus, Holstein, and Jersey began with nearly 1,500, 300, and 3,900, respectively, in 2000. These numbers increased steadily untill 2008. After that point, the number of Jersey remained stable, eventually reaching roughly 5,000 by 2014. In contrast, the number of Angus and Holstein surged dramatically, peaking at approximately 2,500 and 1,500, respectively by 2014.
In terms of breed that saw a decline, Guemsey started with about 3,500, in 2000. By 2012, the breed experienced a sharp decline, dropping to around 100. After 2012, the numbers of this breed decreased at a more gradual level, reaching around 10 by 2014.