Welcome
We are located near Belgrade, the heart of Nebraska with rich farm ground and
lush native pastures, on the beautiful Cedar River Valley.
My grandpa Leonard settled here in the Dirty 30’s. He raised and sold draft horses to
pull the plow. He started out with a small herd of Herefords and was the first to bring
irrigation to our county. Our family has been in the commercial cattle business for seventy-five
years and in the past had purchased our replacement females. When I came into the picture, in the
80’s, I started an AI program. To cut the cost of semen down, we carcass tested for Nebraska breeders.
Some of the bulls we helped prove were E161, 377, and Neutron. To clean up, we purchased top end bulls
to keep bettering our herd. Because of this, we feel we have one of the leading commercial recipient
herds in the nation, which has proved the importance of high quality genetics.
These last five years we have been operating an embryo program for select breeders. We started out using
our recipient herd for Schaff Angus Valley and Champion Hill. During that process, we have helped put
approximately twenty bulls in stud. Some examples are SAV Predominant, SAV Saint Anthony, SAV Mandan,
SAV Bismarck, SAV Future Investment, SAV Initiative, and SAV Bachelor. From that project a joint partnership
was formed in elite donors with Schaff Angus Valley.
Our elite females represent power cattle, with moderate calving ease, high performance, low maintenance,
with outstanding eye appeal. The donors we flush produce what we believe will fill every void that any
commercial program would ever want, steers putting pounds on the scale and heifers being excellent replacement
quality.
- To a commercial man we possess genetics to keep you moving forward in your operation.
- To a registered herd we offer superior blood lines that will keep your business on the leading edge of genetics.
In closing the words ‘breeding stock’ are two very important words. The primary ingredient to success of any registered
breeder is to produce bulls that will genetically improve any commercial herd.
Visitors are welcome! We’d love to hear your ideas, so come to talk cattle.
Thanks for your interest!
Marlin Scott