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Anonymous
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I suppose they don't always bring more. But generally they seem to. Black cows will have a chance to produce black calves; black calves can visually qualify for CAB premium. That's one reason. Others are, Angus cattle have a reputation for being efficient feeders and hanging quality carcasses.
> Why does black bring more than red
> cows?
> Why does black bring more than red
> cows?
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Anonymous
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> I suppose they don't always bring
> more. But generally they seem to.
> Black cows will have a chance to
> produce black calves; black calves
> can visually qualify for CAB
> premium. That's one reason. Others
> are, Angus cattle have a
> reputation for being efficient
> feeders and hanging quality
> carcasses. Thanks for help, I was tring to decide whether to go with a red bull or black
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> more. But generally they seem to.
> Black cows will have a chance to
> produce black calves; black calves
> can visually qualify for CAB
> premium. That's one reason. Others
> are, Angus cattle have a
> reputation for being efficient
> feeders and hanging quality
> carcasses. Thanks for help, I was tring to decide whether to go with a red bull or black
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Anonymous
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Whatever the market trend for color is would probably be the best commercial choice.
Might also consider a black Longhorn bull (horns are recessive) to contribute the historic Longhorn survival, health, milking, mothering, calving ease qualities. Longhorn crossed with other non-horned breed should produce a polled calf.
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Might also consider a black Longhorn bull (horns are recessive) to contribute the historic Longhorn survival, health, milking, mothering, calving ease qualities. Longhorn crossed with other non-horned breed should produce a polled calf.
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