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Characteristics of South Devon Breed

 
Welland Valley Crusader 5     

 

 

 
Welland Valley Dora   

 

 

 
Welland Valley Ubiqity  

 

 
South Devons are well known for their strong maternal and beef qualities.  They are commercially placed in the modern suckler herd, suitable for both intensive or extensive.  Their main attributes lend themselves well to crossing with other native and continential breeds to suit individual beef producers specific requirements, whilst also enabling the pedigree breeder to produce excellent suckler replacements and terminal sires.
 
The South Devons renowned docility is a very important consideration for the modern beef producer who is reliant on limited labour resourses.
 
The cattle grow quickly on an early diet of plentiful rich milk and are excellent forage converters.
 
The beef that is produced is marbled and tender and sought after by butchers and restaurants who recognise its premium quality.
 

Docile temperament giving easy management

Excellent grass convertion ability.

Milky dams with excellent mothering qualities.

Fast growth and early maturity.

Hardiness and adaptability.

Good conformation with length and width.

Longevity

              
     

 


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