Our goal is to give people domestically and internationally a fighting chance to successfully raise cattle, whether it is a hobby farm or someone trying to feed their family or country.
We are striving to save the Cattleman and preserve their knowledge learned over the centuries.
The genetics we offer are progressive in the aspect that they are getting back to what Mother Nature intended cattle to be.
We understand that there is very serious consequences behind a breeders choices.
The animals we create will ultimately impact many operations.
These cattle will reproduce and their resulting offspring will impact not only ranchers’ operations here domestically, but can very well end up impacting someone trying to feed their family in another country.
Internationally, some countries are averaging 40% calf crops in their cattle operations. Many of these ranchers have struggled trying to figure out what they are doing wrong. Many of them would never have guessed, that one of the main reasons they may be struggling is because of the genetics they have been importing from the United States.
Raising Cattle is not a game
Over 50 million people face hunger in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Over 400 million people face hunger in Asia.
Over 250 million people face hunger in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Over 60 million people face hunger in the Middle East.
Breeding cattle to win a blue ribbon will not help solve this crisis, but breeding cattle that can raise a calf in their environment every year with less inputs can.
Our genetics are the past but future of our industry.