Commercial cows

When we purchased the commercial herd in 2017, the first thing we did was begin a significant culling process. And while we did cull for the obvious reasons, things like bad temperaments, poor fertility and bad udders, we did not cull based on color. Our primary concern was to create a herd of cattle that were good breeders, good mommas, had good udders and could raise a calf with a high weaning weight every year. Once we had that established we then began to decipher which cows would be better utilized as commercial breeders and which ones would be better suited at producing heifers that could be utilized as high quality recipient cows.

Our philosophy is that a good cow is a good cow, period. And our goal is to always find a production role for a good cow in our herd.

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One of our favorite Commerical Beefmasters
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Commercial Beefmaster with 5 month old calf at side
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Commercial cow with heifer out of FDR's Armour
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This cow has calved every spring for 8 years straight. And she does it while also maintaining a great BCS and raising a quality calf like the one pictured.
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Commercial Beefmaster with calf at side
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Heifer out of Commercial cow and FDR’s Armour
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Heifer out of Commercial Beefmaster and JDH Mr. Manso 320/1
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17 year old Beefmaster with spring born calf at side
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Becki Rion • Owner:
210-771-7406
becki@fdrcattle.com
Dennis Rion • Owner:
210-632-2451
dennis@fdrcattle.com
Madison Rion • Marketing Manager:
210-324-1535
madison@fdrcattle.com
Jerry Morales • Ranch Foreman:
210-559-7546Se Habla Español
Gary Bruns • Director of Operations & Sales:
830-391-0766

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