Lowline Angus Cattle - Registered
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Lowline breeding stock at River Bar Farm includes our registered
fullblood Lowline bull “Beau
Brenton”. Beau is
sire to a line of fullblood and pureblood Lowline heifers/cows, as
well as calves from registered Buelingo cows.
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River Bar Farm is a
proud member of the Northwest Lowline Association (NWLA).
As stated on their website,
“Lowline Angus cattle have
experienced phenomenal growth since 1996 when the first Lowline was
imported to the United States from Australia…and with good reason.
Known for their large rib eye area and ability to produce more
product per pound along with a high rate of efficiency as grass
converters, they certainly pack a lot of benefits in a smaller
package!” An interesting
history of the breed can be found on the NWLA site at
http://nwlowline.com/Lowline-History.htm
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 River
Bar Farms beef is certified grass fed, meaning that no grains or
supplements are used in its production or finishing. Grass fed beef
is higher in omega-3 fatty acids and is generally considered to be a
healthier option than beef finished on grain. We have selected
Lowline Angus for raising in this manner because they finish to
prime or near-prime on grass alone. Grass fed animals take a bit
longer to raise to market size, but our purpose is to raise meat for
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In addition to
their efficient grass-to-meat conversion, Lowlines are known for
their excellent marbled “locker” beef, ability to finish on pasture,
high carcass yield, and easy calving ability.
A generally docile breed, Lowlines are suitable for children
to halter train and show.
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Inquiries by interested parties are welcome! |
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Richard & Bernalyn McGaughey
Bob Warriner
Operators, River Bar Farm
509-658-2380
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