What are you thinking about breeding it to?What are your recommendations for using a red angus bull to retain replacement heifers?
What part of the country are you from and what is your feeding program?Red angus cows.
I am purchasing some red angus bred heifers and lookin to build an all red angus herd.
Right now I have mostly blank angus.
Tennessee, mainly fescue pasture and orchard grass hay.What part of the country are you from and what is your feeding program?
I second that. Good people to work with and raised on fescue.35 yrs ago, when I was in practice in Giles Co., Dr. Newman, a veterinary colleague over at Fayetteville, was a premiere breeder of Red Angus cattle... don't know if his family is still in the business or not.
Dr. Gordon Jones, who was an Ag. professor at WKU for many years, retired and he and his son/grandson have a seedstock and diversified farming operation, Red Hill Farms, with Red Angus (heavy on the Buffalo Creek & Becton breeding, as best I recall), Simmental/SimAngus, and recently incorporating some Charolais breeding into the mix.
What are your recommendations for using a red angus bull to retain replacement heifers?
BUF CRK GOLD MEDAL L091 | |
BUF CRK MEDALLION N328 | |
BUF CRK BELGA 6114 | |
BUF CRK NICE'N EASY T189 | |
BECKTON JULIAN GG B571 | |
BUF CRK REDPRIDE P154 | |
MRM 832 8664 9005 | |
1BWJ JULIAN 17P | |
RED HILL 17P JULIAN 126T | |
1BWJ BARMAID 54P | |
REDHILL 126T 287 182W | |
SHADY'S GLAC/MARIAS 956 | |
SHADY'S MS MARIAS 287 | |
CYN STRYKING FANCY |
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