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From what I have heard/read, the white and black markings belong to a lot of different, hardly related breeds, and can even show up in Texas Longhorns. Like SBMF said, it’s very dominant. I have heard the British White are very docile, it very well could be the Ancient White Park (which is what...

I’ve recently been really interested in this breed and reached out to the U.K. White Park (not to be confused with British White or American White Park) Society. They have frozen semen available to be shipped, and possibly embryos too. Just curious, is anyone else interested in this breed? They...

Stickney94 very interesting and good point! I live in a very agricultural area, but work in an area where I have heard some of the local restaurants have even approached people who were not raising Wagyu and asked them to do so for them. Hoping that I can bust into the market there. I have been...

What I want to do (although I know many people will say there are better crosses, and I’m sure there are) Is try for a British white/Wagyu cross. I think the hardiness/mothering ability of the British white along with the quality of the Wagyu (And maybe if I can breed out the speckling, the...

I don't mean to sound stupid or ask a stupid question, but in a lot of my research I seem to come back to one question, and I can't find an answer for it. When setting up a crossbreeding program, does it matter which parent is which? For example, if you wanted to breed an Angus to a Charolais...