Congratulacions, so beautiful ranch,and people, continuo.like that.

Great grass = great hay . That's all we need out horses and vows when growing up in Kansas .

a 6 month old calf in todays unbelievable cattle market can go for $600-$900.....a Mature cow with a baby calf on its side usually goes for $1500-$2000....a good bull to breed your cows can go for $2500-$3000.....Cattle prices are very good right now it is a great time to be in the cattle business....

Continue that so cool..

Black bauldy's are great mommas too..

Australia had the angus / Hereford cross way back in the 60s maybe even earlier

Why atv? Why not horses

A Brahman cross at 20 that rasies a 700 pounder and has the best sound udder that is longevity never a waist of money

go ostrrich ! texture and flavor of beef. virtually no fat and 3 times more protiens. i am also a beef eater but the gov. IS doing this testing and will effect all of us.

And get some hefords

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Grenada should bring some cattle to Grenada

Get off the 4wheelers

Good question Jon Martens! those ATV's are damaging those rare tall grass prairie pastures far more than horses hooves would, not to mention also ATV's stress the cattle out which is a issue.

There easier

Black Herefords new? 1994? really! I grew up on a ranch in rural Oregon and we ran Herefords and Hereford/Angus crosses my whole childhood (I was born in the early 1970's) we certainly were not the only ones either all our neighboring ranches that were not sheep herders ran Hereford and black hide Herford/Angus crosses way before this Angus fad hit, also raised them 100% grass fed way before than fad hit as did everyone in our area.

The black hereford cows would look better with Brahman bulls and black cattle aren't the best for grass efficient or for traveling I am tired of the word black cattle

The description lies. Having lived in both Kansas and Colorado, I can easily say that Colorado has more cattle. In Kansas, cattle farms are few and far between. More maize and soybean farms then anything else. Hell, there are more horse owners in Kansas then there are cattle ranches.

How is this a black baldie, or, as they were known back in the 60's and 70's, black-white-face? Your standard angus / hereford cross???? These were NOT "invented" in 1994. I was born in 1959, on a ranch in north central Kansas, and there are black/white face cows in every photo of my family's herd. I'm pretty sure they've been around for decade earlier than that, as well.

THATS HOW THEY CRANK UP BEEF PRICES. THEYLL BE DEAD IN SLAUGHTERHOUSE OR ON THE GRASS. NO MATTER THEYLL BUTCHERM AND SELLEM

It's all like ppl saying it's pure black angus beef but it's not they cross breed them for birth weights and calving not bc of market value hell that breed been around for years so how u claiming it's a new breed of cattle huh

Just to set the record straight. I am from Hereford. Civil parish and county town of Herefordshire in England. It is pronounced 'HAIR-REF-FERD'. Not 'HER-FORD'. Herford is a town in Germany! Please Americans stop mispronouncing English words!