2005 Red Angus EPDs Available

From: The Cattleman | Date: March 1, 2005| Author: Anonymous | Copyright information

The Red Angus Association of America (RAAA) 2005 Spring Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) and Sire Summary results are available online at www.redangus.org. The RAAA annually publishes EPDs for growth, maintenance, female fertility and carcass traits from the National Cattle Evaluation conducted at Colorado State University.

Red Angus EPDs are the industry's only genetic predictions generated through Total Herd Reporting (THR). THR measures the annual production of every cow and the ...

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