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I had an ol' timer tell me there is a new breed called Black Herford, does any one know anything about this breed? Thanks.
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They have a web site but I can't find the URL right now. All they are, are homozygous black Herefords. Breed a black Angus the a Hereford, then the off spring to a Hereford and select by color. Eventually you have a black Hereford. All that is left from the angus by the time they will register them is the color. Whopee
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> I had an ol' timer tell me there
> is a new breed called Black
> Herford, does any one know
> anything about this breed? Thanks.
dunmovin farms
> I had an ol' timer tell me there
> is a new breed called Black
> Herford, does any one know
> anything about this breed? Thanks.
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> They have a web site but I can't
> find the URL right now. All they
> are, are homozygous black
> Herefords. Breed a black Angus the
> a Hereford, then the off spring to
> a Hereford and select by color.
> Eventually you have a black
> Hereford. All that is left from
> the angus by the time they will
> register them is the color. Whopee
> dunmovin farms
Is that not the same as Black Balldie ?
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> find the URL right now. All they
> are, are homozygous black
> Herefords. Breed a black Angus the
> a Hereford, then the off spring to
> a Hereford and select by color.
> Eventually you have a black
> Hereford. All that is left from
> the angus by the time they will
> register them is the color. Whopee
> dunmovin farms
Is that not the same as Black Balldie ?
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A true black baldie is considered to be the first cross of an angus and a Hereford. With baldies you get the heterosis that ehlps her be a better cow then the sum of the two parts. A black Hereford has all the hybred vigor bred out and you basically just have a Hereford that happens to be black. About all it boils down to is a marketing gimmick to taker advantage of the "black is beautiful" mind set.
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> Is that not the same as Black
> Balldie ?
dunmovin farms
> Is that not the same as Black
> Balldie ?
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Here's a link to the article:
<A HREF="http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/magazine/article/0,14730,355031,00.html" TARGET="_blank">http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/magazine/article/0,14730,355031,00.html</A>
<A HREF="http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/magazine/article/0,14730,355031,00.html" TARGET="_blank">http://www.progressivefarmer.com/farmer/magazine/article/0,14730,355031,00.html</A>
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a black hereford i don't think is a breed but to get a black hereford cross an angus with a hereford. 2 out of 4 times u will get a white face and black body.
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