30
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
-3
+2.8
+47
+92
+.28
+6
+32
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+39
+.45
+.36
+.061
-8.13
+52.61
+109.67
FINK 5135 of 1318 PP
Calved: 9/1/15
Reg#: 18503934
Tattoo: 5135
Connealy Final Product
Actual Scrotal: 35 cm
MCATL Pure Product 903-55
M A Esta 55-252
KCF Bennett Index
Fink Miss 1318 9409 BI
Fink Miss 9409 5523 NW
Group of brothers that offer some outcross on the sire side for customers.
Remember some outcross is needed from time to time in commercial outfits
to protect fertility, longevity, and several traits that are low heritability. Power
packed genetics on the dam’s side all the way back for generations. These
bulls are deep ribbed, soggy, with thickness. No extremes—solid genetics.
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FINK 5133 of 1318 PP
Calved: 9/10/15
Reg#: 18503936
Tattoo: 5133
Actual Scrotal: 37.5 cm
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
-6
+3.3
+47
+92
+.37
+5
+33
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+41
+.56
+.39
+.021
-13.57
+47.63
+117.57
129
FINK 5134 of 1318 PP
Calved: 9/2/15
Reg#: 18503935
Tattoo: 5134
Actual Scrotal: 34.5 cm
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
-12
+4.5
+54
+106
+.58
+2
+33
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+47
+.55
+.42
+.050
-20.90
+46.89
+129.43
132
FINK 5132 of 1318 PP
Calved: 8/31/15
Reg#: 18503933
Tattoo: 5132
Actual Scrotal: 40.5 cm
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
+3
+1.4
+47
+93
+1.41
+9
+30
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+36
+.51
+.22
+.027
-8.08
+52.69
+108.22
130
FINK 5212 of 1318 PP
Calved: 8/18/15
Reg#: 18503977
Tattoo: 5212
Actual Scrotal: 39 cm
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
-9
+3.0
+50
+93
+.43
+3
+33
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+40
+.54
+.44
+.034
-13.23
+53.68
+120.47
131
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
-4
+3.8
+57
+109
+.86
+5
+29
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+48
+.75
+.05
+.014
-18.86
+47.11
+128.68
FINK 5144 of 1500 PP
Calved: 8/29/15
Reg#: 18503944
Tattoo: 5144
Connealy Final Product
Actual Scrotal: 36 cm
MCATL Pure Product 903-55
M A Esta 55-252
SAV Net Worth 4200
Fink Donna 1500 7305 NW
Fink Donna 7305 1311 OT
Another group of Pure Product brothers out of Net Worth daughters. These
bulls were specifically made for our customers that are not just in need of
heifer bulls. Power, pounds, thickness are always in style.
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FINK 5143 of 1500 PP
Calved: 8/30/15
Reg#: 18503943
Tattoo: 5143
Actual Scrotal: 40 cm
CED
BW
WW
YW
SC
CEM
Milk
+3
+1.6
+53
+102
+.50
+8
+27
CW
Marb
RE
Fat
$EN
$W
$B
+42
+.86
+.18
+.042
-10.65
+52.08
+120.90
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Beef Talk: Where are the breeding systems?
By Kris Ringwall, North Dakota State University Extension
Beef Specialist, Excerpts reprinted from Midwest Marketer.
Historically, the beef industry is challenged with selection
of traits (breeding goals?) that rest within the concept that
more is always better. Regardless of trait, we want more
growth, more muscle, greater average daily gain, greater feed
efficiency, more marbling, more rib eye, greater percent preg-
nant, greater percent weaned, greater longevity, greater,
more, greater, more and on and on. Biologically, this push for
more does not work. Everything has an end, and living things
are best if they tend to function in a midrange, somewhat buff-
ered from extremes. A producer selecting a bull based on the
previous assumptions certainly will achieve a desired outcome,
but how that bull fits into the breeding system at home simply
may be unknown.
June Hagenbuch, Lori’s mother, usually always
makes it to the sale.
