Beefmaster Cattle | The American Rancher

Beginning in the early 1930s, Tom Lasater, the breed's founder, developed Beefmasters from a systematic crossing of Hereford, Shorthorn and Brahman cattle. His purpose was to develop cattle that were more productive than existing breeds; cattle that would produce and make money during economically hard times in the harsh environment of South Texas.
The new breed was developed on what has become known as the Six Essentials - Weight, Conformation, Milk Production, Fertility, Hardiness and Disposition. These essentials became the economic strength of Beefmasters and have made them favorites with those who depend on cattle for a living. Beefmasters are the only beef breed specifically developed to excel in these important economic traits.
While brownish-red is the most common color, the breed has no color standards. Beefmasters were recognized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture as a pure breed in 1954.
Responding to change and tough challenges are part of the Beefmaster heritage. Today, like yesterday, Beefmasters and the cattlemen and cattlewomen who raise them are ready to handle the ever changing beef cattle industry. Learn more: beefmasters.org/commercial/index
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[@johnizuegbu6947]

@ Beefmaster.
Great modern cattle ranch.
Congratulations.

[@jairoarellano4169]

Excellent 👍

[@marinavaneck1304]

Very good program enjoyful and full of knowledge

[@3WordsCollector]

I grew up on a beefmaster farm, good animals, great-grandpa treated some like pets

[@carloscontreas5472]

Me gusta ese ganado

[@247rug]

We like Beefmaster X Hereford, you're then using two docile, feed efficient and maternal breeds.

[@redneck1203]

Beefmasters already have 25% hereford in them.

[@247rug]

The Hereford and Beefmaster are a great cross. So many are wanting an Angus in a crossbred. I think they're missing out.

[@robertmoore1123]

Do they do well in the desert or wesrn range ?

[@SuperiorProductionsTV]

Hi Robert. Learn more about the Beefmaster breed here: beefmasters.org/