HOW TO MAKE MONEY WITH CATTLE | Very Profitable Beef Cattle Breed For 2020

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Very profitable breed for most operations
Comment from : Tennessee Homestead

You can kind of see the zebu provenance in the dewlap and in the gaitbrI don't like the name of the breed, it sounds a tad too utilitarian, the animal may be going for beef, but no need to rub it in!brI think they should name these Zexans or something, like a Texan X Zebu Leave off calling them beef until the day comesbrbrAfter all, we all love our animals
Comment from : David James

I am From Pakistan i might have to do some more research
Comment from : IT LALA

You still kicking old video popped up
Comment from : Stephanie D

Thank you for showing this video
Comment from : my beloved son 7/5/2020

I might have to do some more research I'm curious of how they would fair in Montana We see mostly Hereford, Seminole, and Angus here
Comment from : Tabatha Korkow

Really enjoyed these four videos on getting started with cattle! My husband and I successfully raised to veal butcher weight four Holstein bottle calves and a couple jersey crosses on our 2 acres in central New Mexico Turns out we (and our five little ones) really like having cows! So we are planning out our next steps to expand, possibly via grazing permits with neighbors or the state/fed land management Beefmasters look amazing and I also like Charolais; we’ve seen other folks who have angus and black white faces in our area We’ll do auction research to see what is popular here since we’re just starting out Thanks again for really helpful info!!
Comment from : Country Life Homeschool

I'm in Texasbreeding Angus Here's my take on Beefmaster cattle(Yeah, love them, i'll take fully grown ones 2 years old for $700 a headok with that, doable?) but they look well over 1,100 lbslike they are in the 1,500lb fully grown Those heavy eaters (if i purchased 650lb Beefmaster breeding calves) will gaze my land hard before they ever get to 1,500 lbseat me out of house and home having to purchase extra-extra-extra hay, not to mention winter protein cake-sweet feed treatslong before i ever get to take their calves to the sale barn I'm scare (financially) of those heavy eatersneed more land!!!3 to 4 acres/beefmaster cow and 5 acres for 1 beefmaster bullon second thoughtneed 5 acres per cow and 7 per bull Poor rain seasons
Comment from : Accuracy Marked

Those cows are huge
Comment from : S

My family ran these years ago and had a lot of calving issues We went from that to Angus and now to Gelbvieh Gelbvieh have worked wonders for us, the greatest breed in my opinion
Comment from : Evan Donoho