Cattle is / are

Cattle is plural. The singular is "cow" or "bull".
The cattle are ...
Cattle is not the same as a group of animals, which is a herd - in the case of horses, cows, and other ungulates.

A herd of cows is in the field. (American English). British English is sometimes different when using a noun that indicates a group of individuals. I'll leave the answe

I am not a BE expert, but I agree with what you said.
A herd of cows is in the field. ('herd' perceived as a group)
A herd of cows are in the field.  ('herd' perceived as individual animals) 

The cattle is grazing in the field

AnonymousThe cattle is grazing in the field

The cattle are grazing in the field.

Which one is the correct sentence:cattle are grazing in the pasture and cattle was grazing in the pasture

The cattle are eating grass.

The cattle are grazing in the field.

Cattle is grazing in the field

The cattle is going to the fields

The cattle are going to the fields

Which one is correct

the cattle are grazing in fields.

or

cattle are grazing in field.