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Miniature Bull Semen

Registered Bull Semen Available

Registered Aberdeen Bull Semen
Fiddleleaf red Ivan 
Picture from DesireRedLowlines

 FIDDLELEAF RED IVAN

(FM31828)(AUL12082) 

 100% American Aberdeen Angus

(Homozygous-Red/Red) 


Double Registered in US & Australia


Picture from Desire Red Lowlines

For Sale American Aberdeen  Bull Semen

 VU MR ORIENT EXPRESS 5F(FM39869)

100% American Aberdeen Angus

DNA Tested Lab Report 

showing red gene carrier. 

(Heterozygous-Black/Red)


Grand Sire is Double Registered in    US & Australia  

ARDROSSAN ORIENT(FM19788)(AUL8725) 

Registered Aberdeen Bull Semen
Camdon Myall from DesireRedLowlines

 CAMDON MYALL II

(FM36355)(CTA1218) 

 100% American Aberdeen Angus 

DNA Tested "Wild" red gene carrier.  


Double Registered in US & Australia 


 Picture from Desire Red Lowlines 

Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

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Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

Registered American Hereford Bull Semen Available, Naturally Polled, Tested no genetic hereditary de

 100% American Hereford Bull 

Naturally Polled

DNA Tested NO Genetic Defects

Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

Coming Soon! Mini Hereford Semen

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Contact Us

For Semen Sales Information

Wolf Ridge Ranch, LLC Diamond WR Cattle Company

Reagan, TX 76680, US

(254) 644-6935

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Why Aberdeen Genetics?

  

Size

  • Full Blood Aberdeen bulls are big enough to cover commercial cows.
  • Mature American Aberdeen bulls will generally fall into a range of 45-48 inches measured at the hip and weigh from 1,300 to 1,600 pounds.
  • Mature cows generally measure from 42-46 inches at the hip and weigh between 900 and 1,100 pounds.
  • The American Aberdeen Moderator® and Aberdeen Plus cow, with an average weight of 1,100 pounds, requires 27 percent less feed than a 1,500 pound cow and will wean more pounds of calf per acre.
  • A 1,500 pound cow eats 3 percent of her body weight = 45 pounds. An 1100 pound cow eats 3 percent of her body weight = 33 pounds.
  • For years, U.S. registered and commercial cattle have been bred bigger, less efficient and with less muscle. The result has been higher input costs per cow and reduced stocking rates, while national average weaning weights have stayed the same or gone down for the last 24 years.


Pedigree and Genetic Defects

  • The original herd was developed at the Trangie Research Center in New South Wales, Australia. Animal Scientists began with a herd of registered Aberdeen Angus cattle, purchased in 1929 from Canada, that were carefully selected for efficiency and smaller frames. The end result was a breed of small, black, polled cattle of pure Aberdeen Angus descent.
  • The American Aberdeen focus is back to the basics…efficiency, quality, phenotype, longevity, and carcass. EPDs fail to take into account many of the breed’s benefits.
  • American Aberdeen Cattle are free of known genetic defects, including the dwarf gene.


Calving

  • Commercial heifers bred to Full Blood American Aberdeen bulls calve easily and breed back quickly, reducing the calving interval. 


Finishing and Carcass

  • Aberdeen carcasses possess excellent beef characteristics of taste, texture and tenderness as well as exceptional ribeye area per hundred pounds of body weight, which translates to very high-yielding, high-quality, high-value beef carcasses. Muscle fibers are smaller, making the beef more tender than other breeds.
  • American Aberdeen Moderator and Aberdeen Plus are well suited to grass-fed production as they are easy fleshing and will finish on native and improved pastures, producing high value carcasses with minimum input costs.
  • The NDSU Dickinson Research Center has 15 years of data showing that F1 Moderator cattle hit commercial specification for carcass, including CAB. F1 steers finished in the feedlot at 1250 to 1350 pounds.


Information From American Aberdeen Association

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