Dairy Beef

Dairy Beef

Specialty breeds to suit your herd

  • Breed beef cross calves
  • Maximize value of calves
  • Less bobby calves

CRV Dairy Beef

Demand for CRV's beef semen has grown, with no sign of slowing down.

A range of breeds are available for you to consider. Dairy Beef sires have been screened carefully for short gestation, calving ease and good growth rates, making them the ideal option for the dairy beef industry.

Dairy Beef Options

Dairy beef sires


Also available

  • Angus (excl FertaBull)
  • Belted Galloway
  • Dexter
  • Galloway
  • Hereford PP (excl FertaBull)
  • Limousin
  • Lowline Angus
  • Murray Grey
  • Red Devon
  • Scottish Highland
  • Shorthorn
  • Simmental
  • Stabilizer Black
  • Wagyu

What is FertaBull?

CRV's unique FertaBull helps you maximize fertility at the end of mating and get you tail end cows back in calf. This is a cost effective way to tighten up calving patterns with the added income of quality dairy beef calves to sell.

FertaBull straws contain semen of multiple sires in each dose. This increases the length of time the semen is viable, giving you a greater chance of getting your cow in-calf.

The Better Herd Podcast

Podcast: Dairy Beef

For this podcast, we have brought together breeders of four different beef breeds – Hereford, Angus, Stabilizer and Belgian Blue. We’re going to learn more about their operations and things to consider when choosing the right breed for your farming operation.
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“Dairy Beef sires breeding values are screened carefully for short gestation, growth rates and calving ease.”
Peter van Elzakker, CRV

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For this podcast, we have brought together breeders of four different beef breeds – Hereford, Angus, Stabilizer and Belgian Blue. We’re going to learn more about their operations and things to consider when choosing the right breed for your farming operation.