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or is this something new and I just haven't seen it. Seems the terminal and carcass traits equate to higher numbers. If it's a new thing, then they are probably pushing it hard to dairy farms, In case you don't know, it's $ crossed with holstein or jersey... whatever that means

When I was a kid in the early 70's we had a neighbor that milked about 30 cows with his 2 kids. He almost always had about 15 heifer calves that he was raising as replacements and then had about 15 head of Holstein/Hereford cross cattle, which I'm not 100% sure but am guessing that he bred...

Other than the major corporations and industrial military complex, is there are more protected industry than the agriculture industry in the US? Yes, I'm trying to stir the pot, but you really do have to ask yourself if you're really taking advantage of the programs that are available to you...

Retired dairy farmer that works on and off for the person he sold to. Not a big herd, milk about 600 head and they have him come in and help out with stuff. Anyhow, the person that bought him out also sells semen in the area to other dairys. He told me that they are selling more Angus semen...

It's the mean averages for beef breeds. http://nwdistrict.ifas.ufl.edu/phag/files/2018/01/Table-2-MARC-Mulit-breed-Perfomance.png

and stumbled into this place when looking for some info on crossbreds, or info on specific crosses. Anyhow...just checking in...as an aside, I watched part of the Baldridge Bros Angus Auction on Superior today and watched the first bull that went thru draw a cool 1/4 million...thought that was...