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rought and corn yields in US
25 November 2012, 16:12,
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RE: rought and corn yields in US
That would be Brahman cattle - they can be tough, that toughness has been found from American bloodlines - in South American, a lot of the Brahmans are crossed with Angus / Herefords and a lot of the herds of Brahman type come from bloodlines developed in Southern Africa.

I bough a piece of Uruguayan rib eye that made 6 massive steaks for 1/3 the cost of British beef. While I will agree British beef would be so much more tender, when you look at it on price terms it becomes a luxury item.
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rought and corn yields in US - by NorthernRaider - 24 November 2012, 16:31
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by Straight Shooter - 24 November 2012, 16:40
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by Pagan-Mist - 24 November 2012, 16:48
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by BDG - 25 November 2012, 15:33
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by NorthernRaider - 25 November 2012, 15:47
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by BDG - 25 November 2012, 16:12
RE: rought and corn yields in US - by NorthernRaider - 25 November 2012, 17:40

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