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The American Brahman, the first beef breed developed in the United States, has played an important role not only in crossbreeding programs throughout the United States and beyond, but also has become a common thread connecting other American breeds developed in the last century. Often referred to as "Crossbreeding's Common Denominator," the American Brahman influence in the beef industry is felt world-wide, and cattlemen on every continent seek their genetics. The Brahman female and her F1 offspring are the queens of cow country and continue to be in high demand by cattleman around the world. The Brahman breed's development is an unparalleled success story. Today's cattlemen breed Brahmans for all the right reasons. |
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The phrases "Crossbreeding's Common Denominator" and "Queens of Cow Country" are trademarks of the American Brahman Breeder's Association. |
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| American Brahman Breeders Association 3003 South Loop West, Suite 520 Houston, Texas 77054 Phone: 713-349-0854 |
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