EASIER CALVING. MORE GROWTH.


BETTER MARBLING. That’s the power of the reliable, registered Angus bull.


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Some breeds talk about superior genetic merit. Registered Angus bulls prove it.


They simply outperform the competition in calving ease, growth and marbling, according to USDA research.a


That’s proof that the registered Angus bull you purchase comes with power and predictability, backed by a better balance SJ XLI XVEMXW ]SY RIIH XS KIX TVS½XEFPI results.


An extensive, multi-year study shows Angus calves earn you more at sale time than similar calves of all other breeds – nearly $7/cwt.b


more, on average. In fact,


packers pay Angus producers $1 million in premiums per week.c


That’s a lot of value brought to you by reliable, registered Angus bulls.


Anything else is just hype. ANGUS MEANS BUSINESS.


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USDA analysis shows the


BREED Angus


superiority of Angus at every stage. BW YW MARB


Hereford


1.3 91 0.59 5.6 50 -0.22


Red Angus 1.2 53 0.18 Simmental 5.1 80 -0.20


Average 2014-born bulls, adj. to Angus base, U.S. Meat Animal Research Center Across-breed EPD Adjustments, BIF 2016. b 'IVXM½IH %RKYW &IIJ 00' c


Here’s the Premium Packer Premium Survey, 2015, 'IVXM½IH %RKYW &IIJ 00'


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