5- Ponoka Morsan Farm Cows: $1.2 million

The priciest cows in the world are bred on a farm called Morsan in Canada. These cows have a comfortable life and are kept in a climate-controlled space. Fermented, minerals, barley silage, alfalfa silage, alfalfa hay, soybean meal, cottonseed, beet pulp, corn distillers, sodium bicarbonate, Megalac, corn gluten meal, crushed corn, and barley grain are among the ingredients they are fed. No surprise Missy, a Morsan cow, brought in an astounding $1.2 million in 2009.

The only other Canadian cow to sell for more than $1 million was Missy. Gert Andreasen of Denmark and Mark Butz of the US collaborated to purchase her. To prepare the cow for the show circuit, they intended to rebreed it. 2008 saw a $70,000 sale of Missy’s daughter. Her boys are employed in reproduction. Missy has received several honors in cattle shows in the US. You now see why she demanded such a high fee.