There seems to be endless choices when it comes to the selection of wagyu semen. One of the top bloodlines you will want to consider for your wagyu breeding is the Michifuku.
Michifuku is thought to be the best carcass bull ever to leave Japan. Even with smaller framed offspring, his progeny’s carcass characteristics are superb. Michifuku was formerly the number one marbling bull in the U.S. He is Yasumi Doi on his sire side and Yasutanidoi J472 on the dam’s side. Yasutanidoi and Yasumi Doi are 2 of the most famous Tajima sires. It should be pointed out that Michifuku’s sire, Monjiro, produced carcasses that sold for $21,000 at the 2007 All Japan Wagyu Competition.
Although Michifuku produces smaller framed offspring, his progeny’s carcass characteristics are superb. The IWG KIMIFUKU 117 comes from this bloodline and is bred specifically for F1 production. His other qualities include:
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Michifuku is thought to be the best carcass bull ever to leave Japan. Even with smaller framed offspring, his progeny’s carcass characteristics are superb. Michifuku was formerly the number one marbling bull in the U.S. He is Yasumi Doi on his sire side and Yasutanidoi J472 on the dam’s side. Yasutanidoi and Yasumi Doi are 2 of the most famous Tajima sires. It should be pointed out that Michifuku’s sire, Monjiro, produced carcasses that sold for $21,000 at the 2007 All Japan Wagyu Competition.
Although Michifuku produces smaller framed offspring, his progeny’s carcass characteristics are superb. The IWG KIMIFUKU 117 comes from this bloodline and is bred specifically for F1 production. His other qualities include:
- Exceptional Quality Carcass
- Excellent Marbling
- Medium Frame
- Excellent Temperament
- Improves Profitability 20-30% Over Traditional Beef Animals
Or feel free to give us a call: (406) 273-9139
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