ROUSEY 5356N 7 LCDR FAVOR 149F Color 2/25/25 4529300 62% SM Homozygous Polled Heterozygous Black Actual Prod. Act BW 86 Adj WW 667 Adj YW 1214 Dam’s Prod. LCDR DILIGENCE 215J BD Reg # %Sim P/S
LCDR MS GIA 5G KM BROKEN BOW 002
Lot 8 ROUSEY 5131N
Calving Interval
369 100
HERDMASTER 807E
HERDMASTER 118C
WWR
8
Age
1390
CE BW WW YW Milk Stay Marb REA API TI 10 -1.3 87.3 134.5 22.3 15 0.46 1.05 141.7 90.9
Weight
BCS 5 • Top 15% for Carcass weight and top 10% for REA EPD • Recommended for cows
• Tremendous Diligence son that is slick haired and would be ideal for a set of younger cows as he posts a minus BW EPD with top tier growth • Top 20% for WW EPD and top 25% for YW EPD
ROUSEY 5131N 8
ROUSEY 5334N 9 LCDR FAVOR 149F Color 2/22/25 4529425 50% SM Homozygous Polled Homozygous Black Actual Prod. Act BW 88 Adj WW 690 Adj YW 1300 Dam’s Prod. LCDR DILIGENCE 215J BD Reg # %Sim P/S
LCDR FAVOR 149F Color 1/23/25 4503136 62% SM Homozygous Polled Homozygous Black Actual Prod. Act BW 90 Adj WW 710 Adj YW 1283 Dam’s Prod. LCDR DILIGENCE 215J BD Reg # %Sim P/S
LCDR MS GIA 5G CCR BOULDER 1339A
LCDR MS GIA 5G CONNEALY COMRADE 1385
Calving Interval
Calving Interval
365 103
368 100
ROUSEY PRINCESS 0024H
ROUSEY HERDMASTER 803D ROUSEY HOPE 125B
ROUSEY PRINCESS 8164F
WWR
WWR
5
9
Age
Age
1380
1280
CE BW WW YW Milk Stay Marb REA API TI 7.9 0.7 102.4 161.1 25.9 17 0.46 1.02 145.8 97.7
CE BW WW YW Milk Stay Marb REA API TI 11.7 0.4 91.4 151.6 21.4 18 0.26 0.66 138.7 86.5
Weight
Weight
BCS 5.5 • Top 3% of the ASA Database for WW and YW EPD • Top 10% for Carcass Weight, REA, and TI • Recommended for cows
BCS 5 • Top 20% for Stayability EPD • Recommended for cows
• Long sided, attractive made, slick haired, and muscular • Stems from an elite cow family that excels for fertility as well as teat and udder quality
• Big bodied, wide topped, and stout hipped • Top 15% for WW EPD and top 10% for YW EPD
“A study from the US Meat Animal Research Center USMARC in Clay Center, Nebraska, shows that Simmental-sired calves have a slight advantage in weaning weight over Angus-sired calves, yet mature cow counterparts weigh in at 74 pounds lighter than those sired by Angus bulls. This indicates that growth and efficiency don’t have to be mutually exclusive- Simmental genetics prove they can deliver both.” “The key is having an effective breeding strategy. For commercial cow-calf producers, crossbreeding is virtually non-negotiable. Heterosis doesn’t just boost weaning weights by 10%- it increases cow lifetime production by an impressive 23%. That’s a massive advantage for long-term profitability, giving ranchers more pounds of calf over a cow’s career without ballooning input costs.” The Efficiency vs. Demand Paradox: Navigating the Future of Beef Production by Jon DeClark The Simmental Advantage
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