Beef cattle

Beef cattle are most often used for meat production in crosses with dairy breeds. This is done to achieve higher growth rates in calves to be fattened for slaughter. Some breeds can gain up to 1.5 kg daily.

Beef cattle are widely found in Denmark in purebred animals. Beef cattle are also widely used for grazing and maintaining natural areas.

Beef cattle are also widely used for grazing and maintaining natural areas.

We offer purebred as well as crosses of the following breeds:

All breeds can be supplied as large calves, heifers or cows, as well as breeding bulls from the mentioned beef cattle breeds.

Close up of a large, powerful, Limousin bull and his young calf with heads down and grazing in summer pasture. Yorkshire Wolds, UK. Horizontal. Copy space

Limousin

Red and white Hereford bull covered in horn flies

Hereford

brown and white cow, Simmental cattle, looking into camera, close-up

Simmental

Herd Of Aberdeen Angus Cattle.

Angus

Muscular beef cows, Belgian Blue, standing in a meadow looking at the camera, two cute young cows side by side in a green pasture

Blue White X

charolais cattle in burgundy, france

Charlois

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