Polled Hereford-Cross Females


Reduce Annual Cow Costs $55 Per Head With


Polled Hereford-cross cows can be main- tained on up to 28% less feed than exot- ic-cross cows.1


University research shows


it takes $390 to maintain a cow for a year.2 Half this cost is for feed. At a 28% feed efficiency advantage, you cut your costs $55.


1


Based on studies conducted by the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center, Clay Center, Nebraska. 2


Based on studies conducted by the University of Missouri.


If reducing costs is important to your future, use Polled Hereford bulls to produce replacement heifers.


Polled Hereford...


The Cost-Cutting Beef Breed. Robbie Morrish • Manager


P.O. Box 1867, Port Lavaca, TX 77979 361-571-8742 • Email: manager@tpha.net


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