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Welcome to Diamond N Braunvieh! We are the proud Breeders of the 2009 Beef Empire Steer Carcass Champion and 2009 American Royal and 2010 National Western Grand Champion Cow Calf Pairs and the home of several dams of high indexing Nat'l Braunvieh Bull Test Bulls that were very low RFI standouts! Please browse through our site and give us a call to visit about our cows or yours! Here are a couple of our first Herd Sires. On the right it RCB Polled Paydirt, a Polled Eagle son we bought in Denver about 12 or 13 years ago. His influence of calving ease, style, and carcass quality continue to serve us well. The bull on the left is RCB Black Diamond. This homozygous polled sire also continues to carry on quality carcass traits, good disposition, and easy fleshing cows.
This is a photo that is a couple of years old. These are three of our top cows. Starting on the left is DIA N Alex 514R, a full sib to the sire of Polar Steel. She is a daughter of the great Alex carcass cow that Mike Long now owns. She is the dam to our 2009 National Sale consignment which was purchased by Ridgefield and her first calf RF Xena in turn just sold for $8000 to Diamond H Braunvieh, Childress, TX. RF Xena was the Tulsa State Fair champion this past fall. In the middle in Miss Golden Link 2015, now owned with Mike Long. Her son DIA N Polar Steel's calves are really good, with two heifers selling in the recent National Sale and both posting negative RFI numbers and good ultrasound scan data. Her influence continues to be very powerful in daughters and granddaughters in our herd. On the right is Ms Pol Blac 601M. She has been just one of those can't miss kind of cows. She has put 3 sons through Green Springs and all have tested with very low RFI's and her daughters always make the replacement pen. She is the dam of DIA N Polled Revelation. At her side is DIA N Hannah 818U, a young cow we are very excited about who is sired by DIA N Polled Rascal who was a son of Miss Golden Link 2015. We are working hard to blend these successful three cow families together. We have just taken a son of 601M off test at Green Springs who is a son of Polar Steel, which makes him a combination of these cow families. He posted a negative RFI and a really good set of scan data and gained well all starting from a 78 lb birthweight. Contact Information
Leland Nelson
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