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    • Herd Sires
      • DC Forager 816 308
      • DC Forager 438 817
      • DC Forager 328 016
      • Connealy Cool 39L
      • Gardens Prime "N" Tender
    • Foundation Cows
      • DC MOLLY 705
      • DC MOLLY 705 755
      • DC BUELAH 839 328
      • DC BEULAH 323 227
      • DC BEULAH 219 816
      • DC BUELAH 849 328
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  • Kentucky 31 Tall Fescue
  • Herd Sires
    • DC Forager 816 308
    • DC Forager 438 817
    • DC Forager 328 016
    • Connealy Cool 39L
    • Gardens Prime "N" Tender
  • Foundation Cows
    • DC MOLLY 705
    • DC MOLLY 705 755
    • DC BUELAH 839 328
    • DC BEULAH 323 227
    • DC BEULAH 219 816
    • DC BUELAH 849 328
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KENTUCKY 31 TALL FESCUE

There is an estimated 35 million acres of Kentucky 31 tall fescue growing in the U.S. While this grass has taken a bad rap for it's dreaded endophyte, we have found that there does exist cattle which can actually perform very well on it. The Dutch Creek cowherd has evolved into one which is highly fescue adapted by adhering to a July/August breeding season which coincides with the fescue's maximum endophyte toxicity period. Quite simply, those females not fescue adapted will cull themselves out of the herd by failing to re-breed. And after following this practice for many generations we believe we have assembled a herd of cows which can not only survive on fescue but can actually thrive on it. Pay us a visit during the heat of the summer to see for yourself!

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