Scott Beck is joined by Brian Palmer of Palmer Angus and Kelly Schaff of Schaff Angus Valley to explore SAV Beneficial, one of the most talked-about bulls in the Angus industry. They share insights on his physical traits, maternal lineage, fertility, and adaptability to different climates—along with the bull’s friendly disposition that makes him easy to handle. The discussion also covers performance metrics, breeding strategies, and the growing demand for Beneficial’s progeny. Whether you’re focused on cattle genetics, herd management, or improving disposition, this episode delivers practical takeaways and firsthand perspectives from two leading breeders.

Takeaways

SAV Beneficial was acquired for his impressive physical traits.

The bull has a strong maternal lineage that enhances breeding potential.

Beneficial's semen quality has shown high fertility rates.

His adaptability to different climates is a significant advantage.

The bull's friendly disposition makes him easy to handle.

Performance metrics indicate Beneficial is a top-performing bull.

The importance of good feet in cattle is emphasized.

Breeding strategies focus on producing high-quality offspring.

The demand for Beneficial's semen is growing among breeders.

The hosts encourage tours of the ranch to see the cattle firsthand.

Keywords

SAV Beneficial, Angus cattle, breeding, cattle genetics, livestock, cattle management, animal husbandry, cattle disposition, cattle performance, cattle tours