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    One of the most important industries in the United States (US) is cattle production. This industry was ranked first in United States cash receipts. In the United States, beef production is a system that ranges from cow-calf production to cattle feedlots that finish cattle off to send to be slaughtered. The total inventory of cattle and calves as of January 1, 2016 was 92 million head. As these statistics show, cattle production is a major industry and has one of the largest effects on the economy. Within the cattle industry, there are numerous breeds, and the breed that is most dominant in the United States is the Angus cattle breed. Angus cattle originated from the counties of Aberdeen and Angus in Scotland, which is why Angus cattle are originally known as Aberdeen Angus. They were first imported into the United States in 1873 by George Grant. He was a Scotsman who owned a ranch in Victoria, Kansas, where he sent three polled bulls from Scotland. Grants purpose for the Angus breed was to make them his main breed and provide it as an ideal beef option in the region. These Angus cattle were first shown to the public in the Livestock Exposition at Kansas City, Missouri, in 1873. At first, they were not very popular to the public because they were black in color and polled. This was different from the red colored and horned cattle that…

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    Product - The first aspect of the marketing mix is the product itself; Broom House Farm’s, farm shop stocks a wide variety of product. They breed, rear and sell 100% pure Aberdeen Angus Beef, Lamb, Mutton and Rare Breed British Saddleback Pork, hams, sausages and bacon. The organic Aberdeen Angus meat is key to marketing at Broom House Farm. Jane and Mark chose this breed for the hardiness, size, ease of marketing and their ability to manage in the cold conditions and in the winter. This…

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    Red Angus

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    the exact same qualities as the black breed (Thorpe). They started to use the Red Angus for breeding the cows to be more stable. The Red Angus continues to crossbreed with other cows to make hybrids. A few examples are Balancer Red Angus mixed with Gelbvieh, LimFlex, Red Angus plus Limousin, and SimAngus Red Angus mixed with Simmental (Thorpe). No one will be surprised when the Red Angus will be one of the top best cattle breed for beef. It is remarkable how something infamous can be given a…

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    use cows for beef, milk, and even just raise it to sell it and make money. Some people, primarily from the city, only know that it comes from the store because they don't live in the country where most of the cows are. Cows, arguably are one of the most important animals. They provide meat which is eaten across the whole world. That is why it is so important. There are 4 main types of cattle breeds. Black angus Hereford Piedmontese Waguyu Black angus is the best cow breed. It is used for beef…

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    Cloning Angus Breed

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    Cloning was introduced to the Angus breed. The first cow that was sucessfully cloned was Cirlce A. Lucy she was produced from the cells of a donor. How cloning works is kinda confusing. Cloning is taking the DNA from a past living cow and reproduce it again (Tom Burke). The Importance of the Breed The fame of this breed is due to the marbling in meat, which makes it taste delicious. The ones famous for showing this amazing discovery is the Certified Angus Beef, a program that started in 1978…

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    Beef Genetics

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    could eliminate this trait from your herd, as well as making better genetic decisions that would increase the amount of net profit you, as a cattle producer could earn. That is what I would like to talk to you about today. I have a very small cattle production that I am trying to build. I am growing into my herd and want to make the best informed decisions possible to enhance the production and marketability of my animals. I know that I am not alone, and that other cattle…

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    “The first place winner in the Red Angus Lightweight Division winner is DJ!” Is this real, or is this a dream? Standing in the middle of Reliant Stadium speechless was me a 16-year-old kid whose dreams had just become a reality. My hard work throughout the year had finally paid off not only because of the prize that was awarded to me but also because of the fact that the year long debate with my Ag teacher about how bad raising a grass fed show animal could be was finally able to be put to rest.…

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    1.Describe one of the cattle breeds that are found on the Dickenson farm. Why is Ohio a good place to raise the breeds shown in the video? Longhorns are a type of cattle that are grown in the United States. As their name suggests, they have long horns. Grass is an essential food to longhorns. Ohio has healthy grass that will be wonderful for the longhorns. 2.How did the J & N Ranch change their cows? Why did they do this? The J & N Ranch changed their cows color to black by breeding them…

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    southforkangus.com.au - Important Factors When Training Cattle for Winter Grazing When winter rolls in with its snowfalls, you may feel that you need to bring out the feed wagon each day to provide nourishment to your cattle. You are mistaken in this, though, since you can train cattle to find the grass by digging in the snow. By understanding the following key facts, you can successfully train your cattle to participate in winter grazing, even with snow being on the grass. Understand That…

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    Tom Burke Case Study

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    bull they just use the inplants and in half a year they start having babies Tom Burke, K. S. (1996). This also had to happen because they wanted close family members of a good angus bull yet there was no info on the bull so the semen idea came in and that became a famous thing. Due to this sucessful process we where able to more accuratly recored more information…

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