Gallery

Two brown cows standing in a field.
Maternal Strength. Gelbvieh wean the most kg calf per cow put to bull of all the breeds tested in studies. This is a measure of fertility and milk in the cow, combined with vitality, health and growth in her calf.
A cow and its calf in a field.
Crooner daughter calved at 22 months. Calf vitality is excellent.
A man sat with a herd of cows
Gentle Continental
A brown cow standing in a green field.
Outwintered heifers to calf at 22-24 months
A cow in a field with other cows.
Spring born Gelbvieh and Balancer (Gelbvieh x Angus) calves
A cow standing in a field.
Polled yearling heifer. All the recent Gelbvieh genetic lines are homozygous polled.
A brown cow standing in a field with other cows.
Gelbvieh cattle have long been bred for maternal traits, yet retaining muscle and shape.
A new born calf in a barn.
Easy calving is vital for healthy calves and productive cows. Genomic selection is speeding the development of low birth weight easy calving, quick sucking, and then fast growing animals.
A calf in a barn.
Sensible birth weights ensure easy management around caving, with calves on their feet and sucking quickly, and mothers breeding back early in cycle.
A calf in a barn.
Young bulls docile and growthy.
A herd of cows in a field.
A brown cow in a field.
A herd of cows in a field.
A black cow in a field.
A brown cow eating grass in a field.
A couple of cows in a sunny field.
A herd of cows in a field.
A couple of cows in a sunny field.
A brown cow in a barn.
A brown cow in a field.
A mother cow and her calf in a field.
Cows in a barn.
Cows in a barn.
Cows feeding.
A cow and a calf in a field.
A herd of cows in a field.
A herd of cows in a field.
A cow standing in a field.