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<blockquote data-quote="cattleman99" data-source="post: 1472021" data-attributes="member: 14530"><p>It's the Simmental advantage. They are the most adaptable breed in the world. There is not another breed that can offer what the can. My personal favourites, which don't work here, the mellow yellow ones are popular in BRITAIN, IN North America we have Red, Black, Fullblood and Fleckvieh, polled and horned and in many parts of the world they are used as Milk Cows as they work well fixing some of the issues that plaque the Holsteins. There are many different strains of them bred to work from the tropics to as far North and South as cattle can survive and to work in both dairy and beef production.</p><p></p><p>And I have never seen them not work to improve the product in a cross breeding situation, regardless of the other breed involved. Call it breed pimping if you want, but they work everywhere and in every climate. They are the one stop shop breed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cattleman99, post: 1472021, member: 14530"] It's the Simmental advantage. They are the most adaptable breed in the world. There is not another breed that can offer what the can. My personal favourites, which don't work here, the mellow yellow ones are popular in BRITAIN, IN North America we have Red, Black, Fullblood and Fleckvieh, polled and horned and in many parts of the world they are used as Milk Cows as they work well fixing some of the issues that plaque the Holsteins. There are many different strains of them bred to work from the tropics to as far North and South as cattle can survive and to work in both dairy and beef production. And I have never seen them not work to improve the product in a cross breeding situation, regardless of the other breed involved. Call it breed pimping if you want, but they work everywhere and in every climate. They are the one stop shop breed. [/QUOTE]
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