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    Grey Breasted Jock

    I have a nice bull calf sired by an Emulation 31 grandson out of a white Native cow. He is not blue roan, but black with charcoal underline. He is kind of a collector's item by virtue of Leader 21 close up on the bottom and E31 on the top. The Angus side also has Alap of Wye. Im selling the pair...
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    Herd grazing just north of Tyndall, SD

    I saw a  nice herd up there the other day but cant figure out who they belong to? Does anyone know? Lots of old fashioned roans and good udders. You can PM me.
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    Sararennan please stop

    What you are doing is so uncool. This used to be a great neighborhood.
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    May/June Shorthorn Country page 12

    A good article by Matt Woolfolk on the top ten Shorthorn sires by progeny and where are we going with this?
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    Columbus of Wye Angus genetics

    Interesting herd with four sons of Columbus of Wye as walking herdsires. Sale calves by these bulls. 50 years of linebreeding a strain from Wye, Jorgenson, NBar and E31. Disposition issues selected against generations back... maternal excellence selected for...
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    Native calf...just a picture of whats new

    DMH What A Surprise heifer out of CSB Maid of Promise E5. My Haumont bull, 211, just waiting around for something to do.
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    Emulous Master 209

    Actually, Im trying to learn about this bull, Emulous Master 209, a 7/8 brother  to Ankonian Dynamo. If anyone can comment about females of this meat sire line, I would appreciate  the insight. http://faithvalleyfarm.com/phocadownload/Cow_Line/Emulous%20Sire%20Line%207000%20added.pdf
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    Some history..Angus Bull Puts Iowa Farmstead on National Register

    And, since Im studying Angus, sharing an interesting article about Pleasant Valley Stick Farm in Iowa..homeplace of Earl Marshall. https://medium.com/iowa-history/angus-bull-puts-shelby-county-farmstead-on-national-register-of-historic-places-5a33b439c22d
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    Seven Decades of Jorgenson breeding

    Lots of good Angus history and photos https://www.pasturetopublish.com:8443/api/Media/GetUnsignedMediaFromCR?q=70/BookPDFFileCameraReady/e8ca5c60-96f0-412a-ac3f-8921ffadecdd.pdf&v=0&modifiedOn=null&originalName=Jorgensen%20Land%20&%20Cattle-SB-F22.pdf
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    Piedmontese cattle, Aurochs Zebu cross

    Could some scholarly person point me to dna work that either supports or refutes this legend? And who was Dr. Maletto? The Piedmontese Cattle http://inquisitiveeater.com/2012/03/20/la-granda-how-a-farmers-cooperative-changed-the-destiny-of-a-cow/#_ftnref The Piedmontese cattle, as the name...
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    Domestication and Genome Evolution

    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/276259761_Domestication_and_Genome_Evolution
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    More on Native

    I just bought a Native Dual Purpose bull from Haumont in Nebraska. I'm getting a few females together from  different Native/Heritage breeders.This North Dakota CSB Maid of Promise cow is going to be my foundation female. Thats an early April heifer calf on her.
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    Can’t find an old picture

    I used to have a picture of someone, maybe Don Cagwin, holding Kenmar Ransom. Maybe we even talked about it on here. Does anyone remember that picture? Thanks
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    Haplotype diversity of the myostatin gene among beef cattle breeds, 2003

    I am still studying the F94L mutation. This is a “conservative” mutation, where there is a substitution of one amino acid with similar function for another. The mutation is non disruptive. I need some common sense help on a hypothesis concerning Myostatin role in glucose metabolism and some...
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    OCC Great Plains

    Does anyone have experience using this Angus bull on heifers? I have an Angus x British White  heifer that is double bred Homer on top and I would like to breed her OCC.
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    Head shape calves from 1950’s version shorthorn bulls?

    I bought the 1952 Shorthorn World that knabe shared info on. I finally got to looking at it and it was kind of a disturbing moment looking at the photos. I used to think this type animal was what would work in grass finishing- they are bred for early maturing baby beef which is what most grass...
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    Native Influenced calves

    Day old twin bull calves sired by YY Glasgow. The dam, Fairview Marys Dream, is by DMH Minn Max Leader ( Cruachan Max Leader on Haumont) out of the full sister of CCL6th (a Leader 6th son). The YY sire of the calves shows some real multi generational deliberate breeding. I love to see animals...
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    Clover Leaf Farm

    Something that I stumbled on. The photo is probably circa 1920-1930, The frame size says a lot about what Shorthorns really were, Perhaps this is the Good Choice (by Choice Goods?) son mentioned on the Tracy business card. “ John Wesley Tracy, 1868-1931, Nebraska Pioneer, was an enterprising...
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    HIS IMAGE OF BENT SPEAR

    https://shorthorn.digitalbeef.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=_animal&file=_animal&search_value=&animal_registration=3638827&member_id= Does anyone have a photo of this bull?
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    RETNUH

    Hi guys, does anyone remember the RETNUH program or MAR VEL? I'm looking at dual purpose pedigrees. https://shorthorn.digitalbeef.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=_animal&file=_animal&search_value=&animal_registration=3634755&member_id=
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