Breeder info

Greswick Angus breeding principles

Using industry-leading genetics, Greswick Angus position themselves as a 'seedstock multiplier', providing quality Angus genetics at an affordable price.

The breeding principles on the surface are quite simple, to produce well balanced easy care cattle with above average growth, superior fertility to get back in calf every year and to provide meat yields suitable for a range of markets. Behind the scenes though, a complex evaluation of each animal is undertaken so that the base attributes of the female are well matched to join to a performance-leading sire.
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Why choose Greswick Angus genetics

...angus cattle achieve sale premiums.....easy calving, easy care cattle.....superior fertility & milking ability.....quiet temperament.....industry leading genetics.....customer focused.....
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Stud sires

Review the latest sires being used by Greswick Angus in artificial insemination programs. Full EBV's and pedigree details are available using the links.
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Bull buyers info

Information to assist your bull buying decision. Background details of bull management and breeding guarantee.
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Animal care

Every animal under the care of Greswick Angus is managed for maximum health. The regular health treatments carried out are detailed here.
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Understanding EBV's (Estimated Breeding Values)

EBV's are commonly used to market animals to clients and are the best descriptor for providing an estimation of an animals genetic potential. The EBV calculations summarise a range of traits for maternal characteristics, calving ease, growth and carcase performance and provide information on the performance of the animal and its relatives and progeny.

An over-fed heavy bull may look flash in a sale pen, but these looks are heavily influenced by the environment in which the animal was raised. EBV's will highlight the genetic value of specific charactistics and more closely reflect the improvements in genetic gain possible through addition of the animal to a herd.
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