Recent content by Beach Limousin

We are offering half possession, and half semen interest in our up and coming herd sire. He will sell in the Blue Ribbon Sale, May, 2, 2010, in Seminole, OK. We are flexible, and willing to work with interested breeders on how they wish to invest so please contact us for more information. We are...

I have been raised around limis my whole life, and my family has been raising limis for almost 30 years. Developing the docility epd was definitely a big step forward for the breed. As far as I am concerned, docility is a genetic defect. If they are crazy, there calves will be 80% of the time...

If anybody has any Polled Independence 32E (DLBL 32E) semen or knows anybody that does, please let me know. I would like to have several more straws. Thanks, Cody Beach

The Limousin breed has ignored some problems in the past, but I believe today's limi cattle bring a lot to the table. As far as the show ring, limis for the most part have the bone, muscle, and structure needed. They do get a little hard for the show ring, but that's also what makes them...

In the spring we use regular 12% calf creep when grass and cows are doing good. In the fall and spring when grass is short we use a grain ration that is about 10% protein, 3% fat, 15% fiber.

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Exactly cjc, best person for the job. I really don't care there political affiliation.

We have used the BullsEye system for the last 17 years, and have had great success getting our cattle bred. We also have several clients that have reported this last spring getting cows bred off of one or two stands in the middle of the night. Id be glad to visit with anybody about the system...

DLBL 903U BD: 3/20/2009 Double Black, Double Polled Sire: RGMA Night Rider MGS: COLE Montana Sky 903U is a march born steer/bull prospect that was weaned on August 29th, at 162 days of age, with a WDA of 3 lbs on pasture. He has a very calm disposition, has been dragging a halter for three...

If you look at why the pork and chicken industry went to a vertically intergrated system, it was to make a more consistent and cheaper product. The consumer wants consistency. The difference in the cattle market is the fact that cattle eat grass, there is grass everywhere. You can put a chicken...

If it was up to PETA and HSUS, there would be NO domesticated animals, yet on the other hand a top HSUS leader was quoted as saying that an ant deserves the same rights as his own children. They contradict what they say, and if people like Carry Underwood understood exactly what they want to do...

I believe embreo transfer has its place, but I still believe in buying from people that have a breeding program and are dedicated to selecting for all the right traits, not just putting in embreos of popular genetics. It does seem though that more and more ranches are just buying and selling...

From my experience, the showring and the feedlot are actually semi-related in what they select for. Isn't the purpose of bone so that a steer in the feed card can get up and go over to the feedbuck to eat without breaking a leg? Those pencil legged steers cost feedlots to much. Now I select for...

I will say that in our limi cows, bigger cows seem to be harder to breed back, and milk less than the more moderate framed cows. We have been raising limousin cattle since 1984, and we have seen this trend over and over. I have not seen the study about bigger cows giving more milk, but its never...

We have been feeding Shure Champ for around ten years, and I wouldn't change. The main thing I notice with it is how the amaferm helps keep them on feed. I definitely reccommend anybody to use it in there show feed. Cody