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The recent discussion on milk EPD's I think many people missed the mark that big bags mean lots of milk and small milk means no milk when in reality it is not the quantity but the quality. If some of those big bag cows are milked into a bottle and some of the smaller bags are compared after...

As a small seedstock producer, the number of years a producer has been in business is a plus of course, but our one main goal is to increase the commercial producers bottom line. We are not interested in producing cow fresheners, our interest is to produce bulls that will fill this goal. This in...

hard dirt

good cow

i think beef is best 20 -24 mo old grass or grain fed

redangus

No joke...the U.S. packers send the quality beef out of the country, inport the crap. All you have to do is look at the value of the exports versus the imports and the tonage difference and you'll realize that our beef check off dollars to improve our product is for the packer to make more...

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bull at 826 from 1100 cow

That's the nice part of the U.S. Angus gives the Red Angus breeders the genetic potential of red and black and beable to register cattle while limiting the blacks to only blacks.

In my opinion - Grain fed or grass fed does not matter. What matters the most is the age of the animal. The age between 20-26 months is where our desired flavor comes from. Finding the age for tenderness and most flavorful is a personal preference with many deciding factors. Jeff

goldrush visa j40

yes and it is ok no problem

After last weekends debate, I became curious as to how many bull users, have kinda kicked themselves in the backside after daughters are in production and bull is gone....for not collecting semen and having the abilitity to tap into those genetics again for females. Jeff Cedarbrook Red Angus

2414 was an excellent bull but lacking in milk...hit and miss with his daughters. Some were excellent milkers and some were poor. He had the best disposition bull that I've ever had the pleasure to work with. Halter broke, calm, collected semen with just a halter on! His son, 024...my only...

We've got some Boot Jack semen stored and collected by Hawkeye. BJR 2414, Registration #466357 and we also have his son's CBRK 024 Registration #712049. you can look them up and let us know if your interested in purchasing any. Jeff at Cedarbrook Red Angus [email protected]

RA

When AI'ing cows in hot weather (dairy or beef) conception drops big time. It has more to do (fertility) with heat stress on the cow.

chianina

#1 - docile #2 - birth wt. below 1 #3 - weaning wt. above average #4 - yearling wt.above average #5 - good confirmation If you're producing bulls to sell, 99 .9% of that bulls offspring will end up as a terminal carcass on the rail. ;-)