Beef Sires
The UK has developed many of the best known beef breeds is use around the world, often well-suited to making the greatest use of poor quality grazing. We offer semen from a number of these breeds alongside bulls representing breeds that have been introduced into the UK and further developed to suit modern requirements
Stonmour THUNDER CLOUD
Beef Shorthorn
POA- Proven over and over again
- Great cross for dairy or commercial beef
- Shape, shape and more shape!
Skaill Donnas TRAVELER
Aberdeen Angus
POA- Proven outcross genetics; his sire SAV 8180 Traveler 004 is the eigth most used bull in the American herd book with 35,000 progeny including influential sires such as SAV Net Worth and SAV Heavy Hitter
- His maternal grandsire, AAR Ten X was No.1 bull in the USA for progeny registrations in 2015 and 2016 with over 14,000 progeny in those years alone. Highly regarded as a calving ease sire that still provides growth and carcase
Skaill EVELIX
Aberdeen Angus
POA- EBVs for Eye Muscle Area and Intramuscular Fat rank him in the Top 1% of the breed
- -2.5 days Gestation Length - Top 5% of the breed
Vale Meadows Flossy's CAVALIER (P)
Beef Shorthorn
POA- Polled sire weighing 1080kg when photographed
- His dam, Wavendon Flossy Flower (H) EX93 (EX2), is 18 years old and calved her 16th calf in 2020
- Wavendon Flossy Flower (H) EX93 (EX2) is grand dam to Kassam of Longfield, Breed Society National Champion Male in 2019
St. Fort YEOMAN
Lincoln Red
POA- Yeoman's sire St Fort Timber P4263 has been used on both St Fort Original Population and Pedigree Lincoln Red herds. Timber has had a strong influence and is now working on the Isle of Mull
- Timber sired the show bull St Fort Zebedee, Reserve Champion at Westmorland Show 2021 and half- brother to Yeoman
- Yeoman's dam St Fort Lady Northolm PU549 has been a consistently good breeder, putting everything into her calves and her heifers have sold to £4000
- At 7 years of age, Lady Northolm PU549 has had 6 calves (one set of heifer twins), all un-assisted births and she is back in calf again