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Anyone have any experience with this breed? Just curious more than anything. I've not found much on them in the US.
 
Thanks Karin. I've read that and a bunch more on the web. I was looking for some breeders that might have websites I could check out. They apparantly aren't very popular here.
 
I went searching for information on this breed also as they were on a beef semen price list that I was sent. From what I've seen they look very much like the Limousin. Birth weight looks to be around 40kg (88lbs?)
These were the links that I visited:
http://www.parthenais.co.uk/
http://gomobile.ie/parthenaise.html
http://www.clrc.ca/parthenais.shtml
http://www.stackyard.com/pedigree/html/parthenais.html
http://www.valleyblueranch.com/02_history.html
http://www.ext.vt.edu/news/periodicals/ ... s-831.html
Parthenais Cattle Breeders Assn. of America
Box 34617
N. Kansas City, MO 64116
816-421-0033 FAX: 816-421-1991
Exec.: Jim Spawn
Home page: No
E-Mail: [email protected]
Registrations: 25, Herdbook started mid-'96

Hope this information helps a little

Jane
 
Thanks to you too Jane. :D There's a couple of links there I missed. The US organization has either disbanded or at least given up their website as it is a dead end.
 
Loch Valley Fold":15bkiz5k said:
I went searching for information on this breed also as they were on a beef semen price list that I was sent. From what I've seen they look very much like the Limousin. Birth weight looks to be around 40kg (88lbs?)
These were the links that I visited:
http://www.parthenais.co.uk/
http://gomobile.ie/parthenaise.html
http://www.clrc.ca/parthenais.shtml
http://www.stackyard.com/pedigree/html/parthenais.html
http://www.valleyblueranch.com/02_history.html
http://www.ext.vt.edu/news/periodicals/ ... s-831.html
Parthenais Cattle Breeders Assn. of America
Box 34617
N. Kansas City, MO 64116
816-421-0033 FAX: 816-421-1991
Exec.: Jim Spawn
Home page: No
E-Mail: [email protected]
Registrations: 25, Herdbook started mid-'96

Hope this information helps a little

Jane

That contact info. is YEARS out of date. James Spawn owns an association management firm, and so he serves as Executive Director for most clients. I have worked there since 1992, and we handled the Parthenais association for a brief time in the 1990's. Sorry, don't recall the names of any breeders or where they moved the operation when they left. They had a complicated and stringent set of requirements for registration, I do remember that. Birth weights and weaning weights were required, possibly yearling weights, too, and DNA parent verification, before a registration certificate could be issued.
 
All those requirements may have helped them right out of business. :nod:
Thanks again.
 

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